Slider, Fle-fly, and Road Runner

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03-12-2018, 03:54 PM
Eagle 1

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I am not against using live bait , actually posted this fore those who are young/new to red ear fishing . There are more than one way to skin a cat . I recently started a meal worm project . What ever it takes ,I do . Attachment 293922
03-12-2018, 06:53 PM
Techno2000

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Originally Posted by eagle 1

I am not against using live bait , actually posted this fore those who are young/new to red ear fishing . There are more than one way to skin a cat . I recently started a meal worm project . What ever it takes ,I do . Attachment 293922

Here a little tip for your mealworms. Fold a dish rag in half and place it on top the bedding.The biggest worms will go inside it to make harvesting them for fishing easy.Also a light mist of water from a spray bottle they do love, and makes them all come out of the woodwork.
03-12-2018, 08:39 PM
Dewey

I have given away many bags of Black/Chart slider grubs.A couple of guys i know only fish this bait because it is so productive on all fish species.I tell people if you can't catch them on this bait,I hope you can swing a golf club because you are not a fisherman.
03-12-2018, 10:58 PM
Eagle 1

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Originally Posted by djdsouff

I wish i could say ive caught panfish on any of those. Try as i may (and trust me i have tried MANY different types) it just wont happen for me lol. I can take 4 rods out, rig up 3 with artificial and 1 with live, let the live bait sit on the bottom while i float 1 artificial, cast/retrieve another and let the 3rd sit on the bottom with the live bait and only get hits/hookups on the live. Case in point last sunday at buzzard roost in greenwood. Every one of these white perch took the worm. I keep trying though. (Sorry for hijacking your post but it got me in my feelings [emoji23])Attachment 293881

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Do you use 4-6 lb.test line and 1/32 oz. jig heads ? It's usually the fall rate that controls the bite .I have never caught a white bass on either of these three baits but they should work.
03-13-2018, 06:39 AM
Dollfly

Never tried the Go Go minnow, what length are they? Would love to give them a try.
03-13-2018, 07:15 AM
Eagle 1

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Never tried the Go Go minnow, what length are they? Would love to give them a try.

there are more than 1 size but I have only used the 2 inch . If I was to buy one it would be the" perfect pearl" in the 2 inch . Caught these yesterday with temps in the upper 30-low 40 degrees with wind . Attachment 293980 Attachment 293981 Attachment 293982
03-13-2018, 11:55 AM
etexbasser

Good post. That is about all I use also, only time I use live bait is if my friend goes with.

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03-17-2018, 09:01 PM
Eagle 1

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Originally Posted by Crestliner08

You just cannot go wrong with a CB Slider and/or a Road Running in any of it's configurations. They are a staple in our arsenal. About even up with BG BS straight tails. If I have these three with me, I know I'm going to score heavily.

I need to try these (bg),I only have 18 colors of them but never try them for bream .
03-17-2018, 10:12 PM
CrappieDontTap

I like the 1.5" sliders.
The solid white ones and the pink with yellowish tail.
03-17-2018, 10:52 PM
Eagle 1

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my best to date came on a pink with white tail 1.5 inch . Attachment 294577

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