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Thread: Help! The crappie have lock jaw! Need advice!

  1. 01-01-2014, 02:08 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by slabbacks View Post
    clfarms, thats a new one on me and a great idea. I like most just hooked a nibble on the hook and ya know how long that last. I have a ...or I should say the wife has a cajon injector syringe in the kitchen. dont think she'll miss it till atleast next thanksgiving

    thx for the tip!
    If we no longer hear anything from ya, we know you got caught. I would advise you to stay out of the kitchen.
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  2. 01-01-2014, 05:38 PM #12
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    too late, works great on the stuff I had in the den but the ones out in the boat were a little hard due to the temps i guess. keep it warm and it flows like a charm.

    brush, found it all the way in the back of the other stuff...i may me good for a while
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    I been using a cajun injector and nibbles for a couple of years. Works great and only cost is for the nibbles.
    Lets go soak a line. Pat
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    Cpaint, Try this. From Louisiana and this is called "Cajun Candy". Get 3 or 4 medium to large shrimp raw. Peel and cut into small pieces. Next cover with salt and let drain overnight in the fridge in your boat room. Next day, cut into nibblet sizes and add a little more salt. They will be firm now. Put them in a zip lock sandwhich bag and chunk them into the freezer. When you go take them and tip your jig with one of these shrimp nibblets. One thing is for sure, I have never met a fish that didn't like a shrimp...even from up da riva. Go small in the winter and slow it down big time...and yes HANG ON. Good Luck In all that ice.....SLIP
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    slip cork- iv actually heard of this and heard it works well! thanks for the post!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLIP-CORK View Post
    Cpaint, Try this. From Louisiana and this is called "Cajun Candy". Get 3 or 4 medium to large shrimp raw. Peel and cut into small pieces. Next cover with salt and let drain overnight in the fridge in your boat room. Next day, cut into nibblet sizes and add a little more salt. They will be firm now. Put them in a zip lock sandwhich bag and chunk them into the freezer. When you go take them and tip your jig with one of these shrimp nibblets. One thing is for sure, I have never met a fish that didn't like a shrimp...even from up da riva. Go small in the winter and slow it down big time...and yes HANG ON. Good Luck In all that ice.....SLIP

    This just sounds like something you gotta try! Im on it today since I've been stuck in the house the last two days due to weather. Stir crazy! Thanks for the tip!!!
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    Instead of just saying they are not biting have you tried different depths? Do you use a depthfinder to look for them or fishing blind?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NIMROD View Post
    Instead of just saying they are not biting have you tried different depths? Do you use a depthfinder to look for them or fishing blind?
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