Why wouldn't a gnat work about 18 inches (give or take) up from a conventional 1/8 jig skirted w/a minner and a slip cork during spawn or when they get in closer, say 4-6 fow? Seems like it would be two different presentations in one. I like it....
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Why wouldn't a gnat work about 18 inches (give or take) up from a conventional 1/8 jig skirted w/a minner and a slip cork during spawn or when they get in closer, say 4-6 fow? Seems like it would be two different presentations in one. I like it....
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So the gnat 'floats' around with the weight keeping it down. Interesting.....something ELSE to try. This crappie thingy gets confusin'. Whew!!!
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Not really floating around but the minnow can move it pretty easy, just another tool in the box for catching fesh.
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Should work fine, sounds like a good idea to me
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I always fish a poneyhead on bottom and Gnat on top both tipped with minnow. Would be real easy to tie up a 2 hook rig like your talking about Jimmy with 1/8 on bottom for weight and Gnat on top.
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Hey guys thanks alot! Can't wait to try them.
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