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  1. 03-01-2019, 09:14 PM #1
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    I have these mr crappie slabalicious paddle tails . I love them for shooting socks because of the great tail action. Anyone pulling with these? Or should I stick to good ole curly tails? Any advice appreciated Name: IMG_0331.JPG Views: 753 Size: 387.9 KB


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    The 1 1/2” sliders work very well so those should do the job for you. Sometimes it’s not the bait but color so be sure to pull a few combos before writing them off for the day.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Wylie View Post
    I have these mr crappie slabalicious paddle tails . I love them for shooting socks because of the great tail action. Anyone pulling with these? Or should I stick to good ole curly tails? Any advice appreciated Name: IMG_0331.JPG Views: 753 Size: 387.9 KB


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    Those will work, I use Sliders which have the paddle tail. Should work good in stained water.


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    Quote Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER View Post
    The 1 1/2” sliders work very well so those should do the job for you. Sometimes it’s not the bait but color so be sure to pull a few combos before writing them off for the day.


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    Good advice, got to have at least one Junebug on at all times.


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    Thats what i got my 2lb er on.
    Or maybe it was 3??

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    One of my favorite baits for long Lining


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    Ok awesome. Thanks y'all. I have several colors all with some chartreuse in em somewhere ... I hear on lake wylie John Deere or any form of chartreuse always does well. I definitely could agree with that from what I have seen so far


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    Black/chartreuse is my go to. Paddle tail will work good dock shooting
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    Ive been pulling paddle tails with pretty good results


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike1234 View Post
    One of my favorite baits for long Lining


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    X2!


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