i bought some Sunday but neither color worked for me but i know some that like them . might depend on the color of the water . no one was catching Sunday i talked to .
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Anybody have success using the red minnows? I saw some at Leroy's at Blackshear.
i bought some Sunday but neither color worked for me but i know some that like them . might depend on the color of the water . no one was catching Sunday i talked to .
retired and now i will always fish
I have used them and have had very good success with them. Used to buy them @ KC's just west of Macon. But they closed and no one else has them around my neck of the woods.
Tried them and couldnt see much differants.
We got some in at Flint River Outdoors ( used to be Leroy's) in response to some tournament guys requests. We do not normally keep them, but can get them most any time. If any of you guys that fish Blackshear (or surrounding areas) would like us to keep them on hand, we will be glad to.
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I see in another post where you bought them out for retirement. Did not notice the name change. Only get down a couple times a year. The older couple were very nice and gave me plenty of minnows. I will be back. Thanks!
Rosey Reds are great springtime minnows. Usually much livelier, more visible and easier to keep alive. Hard to find decent minnows around Blackshear. I don't usually fish them any more but like the big shinnies in the winter and reds in the spring. Never been found of the crappie minnow or tuffies.
Thanks ChucyBoy. Look forward to meeting you! The good news is we have Tuffy's, Rozy Reds, and shiners at Flint River Outdoors, and we are open 7 days a week!! Yall come on and see us. Thanks!!
I used them. Worked as good as the others