Mini Magnet

I would like to try some mini magnets on some BG. I can't find a length given anywhere. Any help?

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They're roughly 1/3 to 1/2 the length of a trout magnet -- very tiny. I thought they were too small for gills and better suited to trout.

I've been using the TM for bluegill for about ten years. I'd go with that.

Thanks that saves me from ordering. I have never used their products. The gills where I fish just love the pink Gulp Fish Fry on drop shot. I'm tired of the jars leaking so looking for an alternative. I will check out all of their products.

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FWIW, I think the MM would be a good bait for gills. It's so small, however, I think you'd have lots of gut-hooking issues.

Good point. Don't need that at all.

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The MM catch fish...I do not use them as I cannot see to tie them.

Regards

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Originally Posted by Alphahawk

The MM catch fish...I do not use them as I cannot see to tie them.

Regards

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Don't want to threadjack too much, but I was having trouble seeing the line and tying knots in 2 lb. test the last time I went out and ordered a pair of 2.5X magnifiers (Orvis Flip Focal) that I've pinned on my hat brim. Haven't used them on the lake yet, but tried them here at the house after I spooled up my new rod the other day and they worked to help me see the line and the hook eye much easier.

As for mini magnets, I haven't tried them. I do often fish with 1/64th oz black beetles and catch a lot of good brim on them, so I imagine a mini magnet would do likewise. The regular size Trout Magnet has been working so well though I'm not sure I care to try any other size.

I use these for all my small jigs and jig fly attachments. Easy to change baits without retying all the time. Attachment 377365

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Originally Posted by Cricketcage

Don't want to threadjack too much, but I was having trouble seeing the line and tying knots in 2 lb. test the last time I went out and ordered a pair of 2.5X magnifiers (Orvis Flip Focal) that I've pinned on my hat brim. Haven't used them on the lake yet, but tried them here at the house after I spooled up my new rod the other day and they worked to help me see the line and the hook eye much easier.

As for mini magnets, I haven't tried them. I do often fish with 1/64th oz black beetles and catch a lot of good brim on them, so I imagine a mini magnet would do likewise. The regular size Trout Magnet has been working so well though I'm not sure I care to try any other size.

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A pair of cheaters can help a lot. I have progressives on my glasses so I Have good magnification. I also use Stren 2lb crappie and wild trout 3lb in high vis and without the viz I wouldn’t have a prayer. The fish in my local stream don’t seem to mind high viz.
Bob

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Originally Posted by z520tom

I use these for all my small jigs and jig fly attachments. Easy to change baits without retying all the time. Attachment 377365

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I had to stop using those, because sometimes a fish will shake a lure just right causing it to become free of that little clip.