Never used this size for Crappie but will give it a try this season...
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Never used this size for Crappie but will give it a try this season...
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Nice Len!!
I like those a lot!! Use 1/4 all winter, when the fish are deep!
Very nice
How did you tie in your two tone body? Very good looking tie!!!!!
It is actually all white chenille and I colored in the back with a permanent marker.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigorange84
Good deal thanks for the info. That combo will really work well on Ky lake I believe. Is that just an all black head and what is the tale material?
The head I painted silver then tapped some white on bottom and black on top.The tail is Bucktail.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigorange84
Thanks again Len!!!!
We used 1/4 oz heads with 2 inch grubs at Lake Talquin in the winter.......Like the heavier weight.
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Use quarter even with a bobber! Make homade slip corks just for it! I like vertical fishing with 1/4 because you can feel it better! The bobber works amazing with quarter!!!! If a crappie goes by it and farts the cork lays on its side!!! Truely amazing!!!
I use !/8 oz jigs almost exculsive here except in deep winter I will use a 1/4 oz when fishing over 20' deep.
BigOrange....Stumphunter has a nice video on dual chenille on youtube.
Looks good, bet they'll work
Very sweet jigs. What size hook?
Looking good Len!!
Hook size is 1/0
Thanks guys for the replies...