Magnum crappie dancer.

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Originally Posted by CTom

Snake....Caney's colorants are non-bleed in certain colors. I've got ten different colors from Caney and all are the non-bleed. Caney's plastic is a touch softer than Bear's in the super soft. Super soft is all I use for my panfish plastics. I do a lot of the transparent fluorescent colors and they are the non-bleed and I have had ) problems with any of them.

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I haven't tried any of Caney Creek stuff yet but we sure plan on trying their plastics.

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Originally Posted by crappiefarmer

I have a couple of the curl tail minnow grub molds pictured above in 2" and a 3" one also. Got a customer that swears by them and says he has caught crappie, white and yellow perch on them in great numbers.CF

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they sure look like terrific baits we might have to order one of them.

I really like this one http://www.crappie.com/crappie/attac...r-dscf5840.jpg

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Originally Posted by "G"

I really like this one http://www.crappie.com/crappie/attac...r-dscf5840.jpg

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we might just have to order one of those molds it seems like everybody kind of liked that one in the 2 inch would be perfect I think I prefer the smaller one myself don't know don't remember if Rick had a inch and a half.

The two inch would be great to run on a roadrunner style jig head longlineing.......which is my prefered method when I am not pulling crankbaits or spider rigging jigs and monnows.

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Originally Posted by "G"

The two inch would be great to run on a roadrunner style jig head longlineing.......which is my prefered method when I am not pulling crankbaits or spider rigging jigs and monnows.

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we will see what we can do in the future.