Okay guys I want to know what your favorite plastic bait is for crappie

My myself really don't have a particular plastic bait that we use. But of course I use my own that I make lately we've been using a tube skirt that works very well . We are making it in a solid had which for some reason is working a little bit better we done exceptionally well with bright green head with a white tail. The plastic that I've been using is super soft and it does have a good action in the water more so than the commercial or what you can buy from the retailer . We would just like to hear feedback from you guys on what your favorite plastic bait is for crappie.

my go to commercial plastic would be southern pro panfish stingers....

I bought a bunch of Crappie Thunders before I got all of yours from you.I really like them .I'll be trying all of your baits out very soon.Weather is getting very nice here in the desert for the next few months until May.

My favorite will probably be the new jelly jigs if I ever get some....just saying. :)

Slab Bandits in Texas Toast and Dirty Chicken! Hands down best Out!

Well, Not sure if you know this fellow from Oregon or not he makes a pretty good plastic from time to time but other than his that young'n from Missouri beaver tail baits are pretty good if you want to catch carp and one eyed catfish :) I really dont have a color I care for more than any other but if you dont have blue and white in your box you might be better off staying home lol

Thanks guys very interesting or the ones on the Jilly jigs I haven't heard a word back from Rick yet but I imagine I will this week some time and we will definitely post the finished product when they are available.

I would say the bobby garland baby shad and the panfish assassin run neck and neck as my favorite

For me,on Toledo Bend, my go to is a blue and white 2'' tube, have tried others, but i always go back to blue an white. Granite:)

Bobby Garland Baby Shads. CF

bobby grarland baby shad, color key lime pie.

for tubes .... & for casting purposes -- I like the Crappie Pro solid body tubes (1.75")
for grub type baits ... & for dock shooting purposes -- I like the Panfish Assassins (1.5")
(I like solid bodied plastic baits, because they hold on the jighead better/longer ... and they last longer than hollow baits)

for trolling purposes .... if I'm not dragging a Roadrunner or marabou jig ... then I'm probably dragging a Hal-fly knockoff (Chet Fly from Grousefly, or Jelly Jig from Keith/Microspoons, or Jiffy Jig)

I have some other plastics, but haven't had a chance to use them against the ones listed above. When I do get the chance, I will be testing them ;)

... cp :cool:

the new lake fork tackle baby shad are proving to be a great bait, dont know if it is the slots in the tail or the garlic injected in them

Mine would be a Bobby Garlond 3 inch Slab Slayer. White/Chartruse with Black/Yellow a close second.

A 2'' curly tail or 1 1/2 baby shad, color depends on the water but white/chart and black/chart are two good ones.

We will be getting some molds in the future on 11/2" in 2" curled tails also we are getting a I should say getting some molds for similarity of Bobby garlands baby Shad. Don't tell nobody

when it comes to plastics for crappie,i love throwin my split tail grubs i pour.also love to use trout worms on 1/80 jighead,mine and others.i spose i don't really have much of a favorite.i throw what i feel like throwin at the time.sometimes i will throw panfish assasins,bobby garland baby shads,tiny fin-shads,berkly power bait honey worm nymph,little wiglers.sometimes i will throw tiny mister twisters various plastics.trout magnet,crappie magnet.i don't limit myself to only a few items,i prefer an arsenal of whatever i can cram into my fishing vest :D