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    Quote Originally Posted by shipahoy41 View Post
    I had a chance to see first hand how mine look and react under water. Man oh man do they look great on a bare hook or on a 1/16 th jig. I am impressed. They still remind me of the Fuzz E Grub which caught a boatload of crappies. Thank you snake. I need some more red and some yellow chartreuse bodies.
    thank you ship I will get your red and chartreuse body sent right out to you.

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    It is what you have the most confidence in. Hair feathers and chenille hold scent longer than plastic alone. Weather will sometimes dictate how much action you get with plastics too. On the other hand there are some pretty good imitations of bugs and minnows in plastic.

    My current "Go to" bait is a combination of soft plastic for the natural feel and a contrasting marabou tail for attracting qualities. This way I have the best of both worlds. Again it is what you have confidence in and what the fish are wanting that day. I am always fishing a double rig to give the fish choices in depth, color, lure, and size until they tell me something based on water clarity and weather conditions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shipahoy41 View Post
    It is what you have the most confidence in. Hair feathers and chenille hold scent longer than plastic alone. Weather will sometimes dictate how much action you get with plastics too. On the other hand there are some pretty good imitations of bugs and minnows in plastic.

    My current "Go to" bait is a combination of soft plastic for the natural feel and a contrasting marabou tail for attracting qualities. This way I have the best of both worlds. Again it is what you have confidence in and what the fish are wanting that day. I am always fishing a double rig to give the fish choices in depth, color, lure, and size until they tell me something based on water clarity and weather conditions.
    maybe that's why I combine plastic and feathers. So you will have the whole ball of wax and one.

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    Check your email. I just sent you a photo for an idea of your roosters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shipahoy41 View Post
    Check your email. I just sent you a photo for an idea of your roosters.
    thank you very good ideal will have to mess with that a little bit I think the guys would really like that combination what would you call that type of bait a rooster Stinger.

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