Reply With QuoteCharlie Brewer Sliders on regular 1/8 and 1/16 oz. jig heads work good also.
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You can....just rig Capps and Coleman style with a half ounce weight inbetween.Originally Posted by eagle 1
this would be easy enough, think I have 47 doz.!would you fish just like with gnats as far as the set up ?
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Charlie Brewer Sliders on regular 1/8 and 1/16 oz. jig heads work good also.
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Coach a lot of time I spider rig with 1/2 weight on bottom and hooks with tubes only, a drop of supper glue to keep the tube up has worked well for me in the past.
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Strike king crappie Rage tails work for me, everyone has there own preference they all will work with the right color combination. I tend to use curly tail type jigs mostly 2 inch length
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When trolling jigs I usually just use 1 per pole. Sometimes I put a weight above if I need to go a little faster or if the wind is up.
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