Thread: Small plastic?

Originally Posted by eagle 1

Rate of fall is critical to catching larger gills . jmo.l

I agree completely!

The very best fall, and with a wiggle, soft plastic is without a question the Senko!

Just purchase a Senko, any size any color, and get a single edge razor blade and chop away! LOL When you get the little pieces you like, just put over a candle and it will melt into a smooth "head like" end. Keep turning until the plastic cools, and let cool overnight. I can usually get 16 wonderful soft plastic "fish catchin" baits from 1 Senko!

I have this perfected now, and these will catch better than live bait!

So sorry, lure makers! It's so much fun, I just had to post it! LOL

They also make a 2" Senko which is deadly.

Marabou and tube jigs have plenty of movement for tiny jigs. Having said that, I have more luck with solid beetle bodies.

I should add that I was thinking Lindy Fuzz-e grub when I mentioned marabou. I realized that you were asking about plastic when I thought of the Fuzz-e grub, which has a plastic body in front of a marabou tail. Works great under a float sometimes, although generally better for crappie than bream in my experience.

that whatever it is i think bobby garland makes in a tiny shad shape is a good plastic for bream

Originally Posted by no luck

I'm always looking for something different trout magnet not had much luck with them less luck with crappie sliders probably just me.

Originally Posted by no luck

I'm always looking for something different trout magnet not had much luck with them less luck with crappie sliders probably just me.

Sorry about the golf thing. I couldn't resist.

Seriously, though, if you put almost any small bait near a bluegill, he's gonna take a whack at it. In your "Father's Day" thread, did you try trout magnets or sliders?

Originally Posted by deathb4disco

What makes you think I could play golf?