GNAT!!!! Thanks Donnie for thinking outside the box and helping us catch more fish. I guess the old saying "imitation is the greatest form of flattery should hold true here."
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GNAT!!!! Thanks Donnie for thinking outside the box and helping us catch more fish. I guess the old saying "imitation is the greatest form of flattery should hold true here."
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Gnats have been around for years....they used to call them teasers way back when I was in my teens. They are nothing new. Just like everything else they made a come around, lol
30 years ago we would put something similar on a trailer line behind a bait when we were fishing for schooling green carp.
gnats have not been around for years that is a jighook for a mold but you are right the teasers have been around for 100 years grizzly jigs probabley makes the best teaser in my oppinion and thank you handi for the complimentQuote:
Originally Posted by "G"
What are the differences in a gnat and a teaser?
A 90 degree bend in the hook at the eye, wow.
wow reese your a great person seems like you always have something to say that is just a way of starting something be a man and leave it aloneQuote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
What do I need to leave alone, you started this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Donald@CrappieLogic
Wish I could see a picture of one of those gnats that's been around for years. I've been around a few years too, seen plenty of teasers just aint seen no gnats 'til last year.
Attachment 82912 Teaser
Attachment 82913 Gnat
Do an internet search for "crappie gnat" and see what pops up. :fish
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Originally Posted by "G"
what did i start with youQuote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Been making and using them for years. I call'em tippets. Call'em gnats, teasers, tippets, whatever.......it's just an enhancement to a bare hook.
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...Tip-itpic2.jpg
I have seen them tied before on bass hooks for plastic worms. Its just a teaser.....something to act as a attractor to fish minnows on. They work good.