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I just wanted to tell people i have been catching lots of smallmouths with the mepps and panther martin lures. i have been using the ones for pike,muskies. they seem to really love the rainbow and green colors. i fish at spring lake, michigan. its really dirty water, they seem to love them.

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Panther Martins, even more so than Mepps, are a LETHAL lure for smallmouth and largemouth bass, especially smallies in rivers. They are in fact my go to presentation in rivers for smallmouth. I use the #6 - #15 sizes, with the #9 probably getting the most use from me. They will catch anything that swims.

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I used panther martin's and mepps for many years now.  Another good one is the strike king inline too if you can find them.

If you on a good bite and it slows down change colors and sometiomes size matters too.  The bite will continue.

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I've never really had much luck with this style of lure.  I've got a few panther martins, worden's and mepps' but not sure how to work them I guess.  

Do you cast and burn them, or troll them?  Do you weight the line at all, or just use the lure itself?  I think that I've read somewhere about removing the treble hooks and throwing a single hook on there, any thoughts on that??  

I've been very successful de-weeding lakes with these lures!

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yeah they do  love to catch weeds, but i just use the lure unweighted. i cast reel it in do it again. ive had luck using  a mepps  with a spinning attachment on it( like a spinner bait but with the mepps lure instead of the worm.)

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I started out bass fishing with those lures only (I was a trout guy and didn't know better).  Now that I'm into bass heavily and found the world of finesse fishing I don't use panther martins and mepps (better yet: silver blue foxes!) too much anymore but they definitely catch bass.

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Blue fox's spinners seem to run much better than mepps or panter's for me.

Another favorite lure of mine is The Mangler...Type in that and a website should show up.

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