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Catching Redear on Barkley with Jim Doom. I was wondering if anybody saw this Vidio on U-Tube He was using a Grub type Cricket (Black with Char Legs.)
I have been looking for a while and cannot find them does anybody know where I could order these . Want to teach Grand sons how to use these grub type Crickets
Thanks Again
Lester
This guy makes them and they are what a lot of the bait shops around here stock.
You can give them a call and see if you can buy direct.
Shelton's Fishing Lures
90 Mariama Lane, Greenville, KY 42345
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(270) 338-5915
They had tons of them at Malcolm Creek Marina and I believe I saw them at fast Eddies on US 68.
I know Judy's on HWY 68, KY Lake Outdoors in Calvert City and probably Kens in Lake City have them. You can also make them yourself. Use curly tail grubs and cut them to the size you want. Then take a needle and some spinnerbait skirt strands and make the legs.
I found some on internet Looks just like the one I saw But they are a 1/4" round 1" long. I could get round Char. legs and make. They came in a Pack of 50 and were 2 cents each I think that would work whats you openion. I think the one on Vidio was 3/8" thick and 1 " long
If you can get them for $.02 each I would buy them. One local bait shop I checked last year wanted $12.99 for 25. I told them thanks but no thanks.
You've got to think about how big a bluegill or shellcracker's mouth is. You get any bigger than 1/4" and it's going to take a whopper to get the bait in it's mouth.
The ones that I buy are about the diameter of a crappie tube jig and 3/8 to 1/2 inch long.
Bought some the other day at Malcolm creek. Tough to get out to the marina store tho cuz of water!
Are they Best of Best with Crappie Nibble
Try giving mepperson a PM and he might be able to help you.Quote:
Originally Posted by lester7009
Grouse Fly from this Crappie.com sells them. He lives in eastern Ky
Like these?
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...n/DSCF3379.jpg
or these?
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...n/100_0124.jpg
You have a PM.
I've been trying to find just the body (no jighead of legs) like you have pictured in the top pic Mike. Preferably in black. Please pm if you know of their whereabouts. Thanks
You have a PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieKing2400
mepperson, I sent you a PM
I just bought some of the black bodies pictured from Ken's Bait in Lake City yesterday. They were $1.99 for 25 with no legs.
Next time you find yourself over that way, give me a call.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrdux
Saw on Kentucky Afield another Bluu Gill show They were using a clear Lime or Clear Char. worm with Black Pepper about 5/8" long with plain jig head and were ripping the water. They just used the lead head and worm with small Bobber slowly moved and stopped.
Look like a great bait on Lake Berkley
Here is that show I believe.
YouTube - Catching Redear on Barkley
KY: Kentucky Dept Fish and Wildlife -
The latest redear show will be on here after they get it updated. Takes a wk or more
Bluegill Fishing and Cleaning on Kentucky Lake was the Film The Older Gentleman fishes mainly for Crappie, Blue Gill Red Ear etc was using a interesting worm type grub
here ya goQuote:
Originally Posted by lester7009
Bluegill Fishing and Cleaning on Kentucky Lake video by KYAfield | ifood.tv
where do you get those worms he is using they look great
I thought that those are the ones that you have been looking for?
I found those the other day and Ordered them . They are on there way from
Shelton's Fishing Lures
90 Mariama Lane, Greenville, KY 42345
This other one is a bit different feel Both would be great for Crappie, Red Ear , Blue gill. Need more than just one Bait . I'm getting my Baits of different types and growing . Some times just a tab of difference makes a winning day
Shelton fishing grub's are the bomb, used them for the past few year's. got a buddy that can tie the leg's on those jig's make's a big differece. Not only does he tie them but he pour's the grub's also. Got all different color's such as Bluegill taffy and Redear candy. They have worked so well that they are hard to let them go to just anybody. Might be able to arrange something, they are the bomb also!Quote:
Originally Posted by lester7009
Hey bud, thanks for the props. Lately we've been fishing with the tied ones. I like them better because they last so much longer. Those gills and crackers can really tear the plastic ones up. I've used the hand tied ones on multiple trips and feel they work just as good without having to change baits.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishtale
Give us a Pic of your bomb Bait
Thanks
If I'm not mistaken there are some in the pic's on page 2 by Mepperson. You can tell the one's that are tied from the grub's just pick any of those all seem to work well.Quote:
Originally Posted by lester7009
They do look great. Looks like you can use for a while.
Thanks
Hey Lester,check out these we caught in 3 hours on the bomb....Quote:
Originally Posted by lester7009
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...n/DSCF3396.jpg
Hard to get any better than that. What color did the job or a pic
Thanks for sharing
We caught them on jigs I poured. The colors that worked the best were chartruese, cracker candy, plum gillicious, and wormy.