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BlueSmoke
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I'm heading to Northern MN today. My relatives said the Tulibee are going good on a local lake there.
Would someone be kind enough to give me a basic idea how to catch them?
I've heard you bring two rods. One with a big spoon on it and one with a small ice jig on it.
You use the spoon to attract a school of fish, when you see them on your electronics you drop the small ice jig into the school and hopefully catch one. The ice jig can be tipped with a eurolarvae....
Am I close to the right technique? 
Regards,
BlueSmoke
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Chris Tuckner
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Re: Tulibee
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You can use a Demon or Go-Devil or any small spoon...remove the treble hook...and add a dropper line about 1 foot down to a panfish jig and a waxie. It also works for crappie, perch and sunnies. I prefer bright colors to silver Swedish Pimples. Have yourself a blast! By using this method, you can jig 2 rods and not set one down when you confront fish! 
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walleyeben
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Re: Tulibee
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Waxies have been best for me. the tullis will hammer the bottem stirring up the mud inturn exposing the bugs they eat. it is hard to beat a small Kastmaster spoon tipped with waxies or the new macho minnow. On the second line I would have a small black/dark colared Ice Ant tipped with a waxie and leave it just off bottem till you see the school then as alway fish it slightly above them. Dont be afraid to slamm the bottem for close to a minute to stir up the mud, IMO the cloud brings them in.remember they have tiny mouths!
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Fishthumper
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Re: Tulibee
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Quote:
You can use a Demon or Go-Devil or any small spoon...remove the treble hook...and add a dropper line about 1 foot down to a panfish jig and a waxie. It also works for crappie, perch and sunnies. I prefer bright colors to silver Swedish Pimples. Have yourself a blast! By using this method, you can jig 2 rods and not set one down when you confront fish!
X2 - Have fun they are a blast to catch
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dandorn
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Re: Tulibee
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A small forage minnow with euro larve works well. 
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hunting4walleyes
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Re: Tulibee
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A few weeks ago we were using Buckshot's on Mille Lacs with good results. We had a camera down and could watch them come in. If you keep jigging hard (1-2' up and down) they would just keep circling the lure. It must look to good to pass up as most of them would bite after about 5-6 swings at it. We were using a minnow heads on the Buckshot's but you could probably use waxys too.
Another way I have seen people fish them is by taking off the treble hook and putting a small dropper line with a single small hook and tip it with a waxy. They will come into the flashing lure and then hit the meat.
Good luck and let us know how you do. 
Edit: Looks like I was a little slow responding. What they said above. 
Edited by hunting4walleyes (02/19/10 10:42 AM)
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Outdoors4Life
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Re: Tulibee
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My go to is a silver Hali with a chain dropper. Spike waxie or minnow head.
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Don Miller
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Re: Tulibee
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Other than feeding to the hogs what good are they? I have tried smoking them 3 or 4 times and have never had good results. All were fresh caught thru the ice.
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Briank
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Re: Tulibee
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Channel Cat Bait on the Red River!! 
...is it spring yet!
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A catfish guy living in a walleye world.
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MarkBruzek- Aka: Chuck
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Re: Tulibee
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I like them smoked and jus did my first batch of pickeled.
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chomps
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Re: Tulibee
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dogs love 'em smoked, I was surprised one afternoon on Mille Lacs when a tuli about jumped out of the hole when I had just set me pole down with the line almost reeled up to the top. We thought about it for a while and figured that they might be picking bugs and stuff off the bottom of the ice. Anyone else have this happen? It really scared the crap out of me!
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Jason_N
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Re: Tulibee
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I was on Mille Lacs this past Sunday and tried fishing them for the first time. Didn't get into a lot, but caught a few. They are a blast to catch! I want to get a few to smoke, does anyone of a good brine recipe for them? Thanks.
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