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Yes I throw them when the water starts to cool off 65 and under. These baits excel when the water is cold especialy a suspended jerkbait.

Same here:

Husky jerk

X-Rap

Pointer

Great bait for fall and spring.

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Suspending jerkbaits and flukes are the best baits to use when the water gets around 60 degrees. The colder the water, the longer the pause between jerks. I have let them sit for 30 seconds between jerks before (this was right after the ice melted).

I like the X-raps... Hands down the best jerkbaits out. The dressed trebles really help give it subtle action.

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i intend on building some confidence with jerkbaits this year. i've had some luck but not enough to fish them as regularly as my other fall lures

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I been hammering bass with a lucky craft pointer the last few days in a row. And Im fishing 80 degree water on Lake Anna. They arent just for cold water. Infact I was catching them on flukes all summer on the potomac river. Jerkbaits work all year long where I live. Pointers also cast great in the wind which is one of the best times to fish a jerkbait imo. Just make sure you use a rod with a soft tip, I broke off a 6 pounder tonite right when I tried to bring the fish in, I ended up pulling the treble hooks right out of her mouth. I almost pulled an Ike right then and there.

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Year round for me.  Jerkbaits make a great Peacock lure.  Doesn't hurt any that the Largemouth like them as well.

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I been hammering bass with a lucky craft pointer the last few days in a row. And Im fishing 80 degree water on Lake Anna. They arent just for cold water. Infact I was catching them on flukes all summer on the potomac river. Jerkbaits work all year long where I live. Pointers also cast great in the wind which is one of the best times to fish a jerkbait imo. Just make sure you use a rod with a soft tip, I broke off a 6 pounder tonite right when I tried to bring the fish in, I ended up pulling the treble hooks right out of her mouth. I almost pulled an Ike right then and there.

Yeppers! In two days I caught 30+ fish on the LC Pointer 78 (Sunfish)... I just ordered a few more from TW. The 100 & 128 are deadly pike lures year round as well.

Water temps around these parts are low 60's ATM.

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WanderLust dont be telling them about lc 128's for pike. That's just not true! ;) ;)

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WanderLust dont be telling them about lc 128's for pike. That's just not true! ;) ;)

;) LOL

I may have got that idea from a Pike master on this board.

Pointer is a well spent $15 in any size. :D

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I really like, and recommend the X rap as well, but I've also found that when the water really gets cold (40 degrees or below) I have better success with a Husky Jerk.  I think when the fish get really sluggish, the X rap might have to much action, and a husky jerk is a little "slower" and more subtle. 

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Year round for me. Jerkbaits make a great Peacock lure. Doesn't hurt any that the Largemouth like them as well.

what colors are you throwing?

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