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    After reading this thread I bougt 3 1/32 oz beetle spins last week and they worked great. I went back today and got several more. I plan on breaking them in this afternoon.

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    Great little pack

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    I always thought bettle spins would be to big for bluegill, especially the small ones(8" or less).

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    they are definatly not too big. Bill Dance was using them on some really old video I once saw. I use a jig and spinner, they are bigger than the beetle and I catch a mess of fish.

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    I found a hole loaded with bream but they would not touch a beetle spin. I fished for 2 hours and only got 1 fish. I went back today with live worms and caught 91 in 3 hours. I like the beetle spin but it's hard to beat live bait.
    Last edited by cdobber; 04-27-2006 at 02:58 PM.

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    What would be the ideal cover to hit with a Spin?
    Andy

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    Well, just got back, it drizzled on me while 'gill hunting! I caught seven in three and a half hours in dreary conditions on spinners. Three were on my 1/16 white rooster tail, four on a size 0 silver shiner Vibrax Blue Fox. All in all, also caught six SMALL bass. Size on the gills ranged from 4-7". Not bad, just wish I knew where to fish to catch more larger ones.
    Andy

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    gill hunting!!!!!! I like that!!!!!!!

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    It just came to me...just like the notion to try a small 'spin for bluegills in the rain along a moss bed with logs under it...yeah...don't ask.
    Andy

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