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something to run behind a crank for those timid crappie that take a swipe but don't want the big bait. 1/32 long shanked size 6, soldered spoon, clear coat with sparkle and some color for the head. Hope to try them out this evening.
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look good
I can almost guarantee those will catch slabbers. I have thought about soldering a sppon blade to my jigs also. Have yet do it so let us know how they worked for you.
already did it hays and when you cast it, it swims away from you like the flying lure...
They look good! Let us know how they work.
they worked ok, they out produced the cranks completely. I might need to upgrade the size some only one good fish on a trail jig and it was on a maribou jig. Had six shorts on the mini spoon.
several times out only shorts caught. I am sure it will change as the year gets along but had to make some larger baits just in case.
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trying to talk all three daughters into going for a troll after dinner tonight..:D
put some orings on them, they will handle better and keep you line from breaking on the small straight edges on the spoon
I have the eye of the hook centered on the hole will give them a try. Since they are trollers and might catch double digit weighted fish I would not trust a soldered hook to hold.
definitely different I have never tried it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by moswampy
soswine used mine and caught it think he said 100 or more on mine with a size 8 hook. no problems at all
I'd be ok catching them this size on a soldered hook to spoon and use the spoon eye.
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I don't feel comfortable trusting solder to catch a fish that can bend a 5/o stainless heavy jig hook.:D
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Drag setting is everything!Quote:
Originally Posted by moswampy
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This fish was hooked and landed on a #4 SS hook on a dropper rig.
Nice catch :)