What works for you?

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[black][size 3]Hey Bioman,[/size][/black]
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[black][size 3]I'm probably not the best one to be recommending stuff - there's lot's more accomplished ice anglers on these boards than me. [/size][/black]
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[black][size 3]But anyway, here's some of the stuff I have that works for me.[/size][/black]

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[black][size 3]These are some jigs that I hook worms(wax, meal or crawler) or pieces of minnows on.[/size][/black]

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[black][size 3]Here are some jigs that I have plastics on.[/size][/black]

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[black][size 3]Here are some of the other plastics I use.[/size][/black]

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[black][size 3]These are usually inline attractors and for ice fishing I generally take the trebles off - but, sometimes I will hang some meat on them and fish them like they are.[/size][/black]

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[black][size 3]Here are some of my ice flies.[/size][/black]
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[black][size 3]These are commercially prepared and preserved or packaged baits that I keep in my tackle box just in case I don't have time or I can't find any fresh baits. I have wax worm, meal worms, earthworms maggots, grubs, crawdads, and minnows. They are not as good or as effective as their fresh counterparts, but they do work.[/size][/black]

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