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  1. #1
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    Default Frontal Conditions

    Looking for some insight. Towards the end of the day today, some storms are going to be rolling in. I am fishing in Southeast Wisconsin tomorrow. Tomorrow there are supposed to be storms on and off all day with south/west winds from 10-15 mph most of the day. We are going for muskies as we planned this a couple weeks ago. What will that do to the fishing? Slow down, downsize the baits, proceed as normal and just tough it out? Any insight on frontal fishing would be great. Thanks

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    Those are actually great frontal conditions. The bad part of fronts are the post frontal bluebird skies with east or north winds. I would fish fast with bucktails or spinnerbaits and look for active fish. Under any cloud cover or rain then a fast moving topwater like a Pacemaker can be great also. Good luck!

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    Just what Gary said, and try some small stuff also.
    Ty Sennett Muskie Fishing Guide Service
    & Sennett Musky Tackle Company
    8914 N. Conner Lane
    Hayward, WI 54843
    Land Phone: 715-462-9403
    Cell Phone: 612-839-1227
    Web Site: http://www.tysennett.com

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    I would say, "stay dry, find a nice comfy bar seat!"

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