Willard Boils????????????????

[a-b]

I,ve heard folks useing white grubs, cast masters, and spooks for fishing the wiper boils at Willard. What seens to be working best? I'm thinking of takeing the wife there tomorrow night to give it a try.
I've fished the boils at Powell an usually use a zara spook or something similar but I did'nt know if it was to big for Willard.

Thanks
Allan (a-b)
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[windknot]

White curly tails seam to work as well as anything.
Good luck
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[Lunddude]

[cool]Just got back from fishing Willard the last 4 days. Somebody had posted white grubs on a 1/2 oz. green lead head and a 3/8 oz. blue/chrome Kastmaster. I found some 3 inch Maniac grubs in white and some 3/8 oz. green jig heads at Smith & Edwards along with a 1/2 oz. blue and chrome Kastmaster. Both worked well in the boils the 1/2 oz. Kastmaster gives you plenty of umpf to cast a good distance to reach those boils and those Wipers just can't resist it. We also fan casted with theses baits and caught Wiper and Catfish. I did throw a 3 inch Spook for a while but didn't have any luck tho I didn't get a chance to throw it in a boil. Fishing those boils are a real blast when it all comes together. Good Luck to you![]
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[Fishhound]

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[black][size 3]If possible, have several rods set up and ready to go for boil casting. As you know, you don't have much time to adjust when fishing the boils, so it's better to be prepared in advance.[/size][/black]
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[black][size 3]I have used white grubs(3 inch), castmasters (in chrome and chrome/blue, white topwater plugs(the Hedon mini(a smaller version(about 2 inches) of the zara spook), small propeller plugs), and light colored floating or neutrally boyant small minnow or shad crankbaits in sizes of 2-4 inches. [/size][/black]
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[black][size 3]Good luck and let us know how it was - bring a camera ![/size][/black]
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