My best advise on Greers would be to hire Creekslick for a day!!! :)
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My best advise on Greers would be to hire Creekslick for a day!!! :)
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Yes, you're curly tails will work. I've been doing real well so far on Greer's using them. June bug and chartreuse have worked best for me. Also yellow or glitter chartreuse 2" paddle tail. Catching some shallow but most in 20"-30" around pole timber. They are only around certain timber but when you find them for the most part they are large females.
Attachment 158918. Here are a couple caught on a curly tail
What part of the lake is best? I went up devils fork.. And in the pole timber are they right up against the timber or are they scattered?Quote:
Originally Posted by CastandBlast
pm sent to you Chris
Pfffffft. PM's ain't fair!!! Gewber!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CastandBlast
Creekslicks,( creek spin's) with a curly tail or crappie tube 1/8 oz has been Deadly on Greers for Crappie,walleye and the Hybrid stripers will take them away from you!!!
K.....fair enough........how's this........been launching at Choctaw..........1/8 oz. jig head..........scattered around stick-ups.......20'-30' water..........throw out give 10 count then slowly reel in.......about anything with chartreuse or yellow... curly or paddle tails in 2" size..........also catching a few on rooster tails throwing at the buck brush..........:cheers2Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
lol thanks guys!! These dang fish are so addicting. I'm in a grey lowe stinger if y'all see me come say hi :)