Article: The SLAB RIG - or - What I learned on my Winter Vacation

I like that. I'm gonna put a minner critter on the back.

I enjoy when guys write about their set ups.
Slab, you can always throw a Clevis on and that willow leaf blade will rotate nicely on your line. And it won't wear a spot in your line like a bare blade can.

Got another month and a half before ice out here and time to haul the kayak out. Just enough time to get a variety of these tied up to throw at the specks.

Looks good, I've done something similar for schooling striper, never thought about crappie

Wow. i will have to try this.

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Originally Posted by cwbysfan03

can you add a pic of the snap you use to attach to your main line?

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Attachment 193369http://www.crappie.com/crappie/attac...-dscf2584a-jpg
That's a nickel. The snaps and the swivels I use are tiny.

About what speed do you run with these and about how deep will they be running?

Great read Thanks for the info

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Originally Posted by Smoltz

I enjoy when guys write about their set ups.
Slab, you can always throw a Clevis on and that willow leaf blade will rotate nicely on your line. And it won't wear a spot in your line like a bare blade can.

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Yep, here's with said clevis. I use them too, sometimes.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/attac...1&d=1425349205

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Originally Posted by Minnow Rig

About what speed do you run with these and about how deep will they be running?

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My Florida lakes are shallow. I fish about 8 ft of water, and throw it out about a cast. So, not 100% sure, but I'd guess prolly 3-4 ft. at 1mph. But I'll vary speed; and distance behind the boat with different rods; and switch up once I get a couple.