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Thinking of my Grenada trip next month, I thought I'd try something different. I had some 1/4 oz jigs on 2/0 hooks laying around along with some stainless steel wire. Here's what I came up with. On my last spring trip there SteveJ and I caught some good fish pushing double pony head rigs at 1 mph. Some call it power trolling. Hopefully these will work. Attachment 229128
looks good
Oh yeh that will work
Looks like a FLUKE to me. :yikes
But that's some good looking flukes.
Looks like what I cast and retrieve.
Folks don't know the "fluke" story. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder
Beetle spin rigs. I have a few of them in a container somewhere.
Beetle Spin Spinners Gold 25 New Save $ Make Your Own 0 | eBay
I have some 1/4 oz 2/0 jigs that have a fuzzy finish in red and pink to make them look bigger.
I think they'll do good pushing them at 1 mph either tipped with a minnow or not.
Looks good.
Definitely not as nice as yours, or hand tied, but Southern Pro Tackle offers a spinner jig for plastic baits that works really well. It's called a Creekspin.
Creekspins 1/16oz. :: Southern Pro Tackle
I like them!!
Arkie has some good spinner rigs to put your own jigs and soft plastics on also and they are a major sponsor of C.C.....click here Jig Spinners
That will work, I use spinners a lot.
I'm fired up and ready to go get em.... :cheers2
E Z and I will be at North Abutment campground, site 11, on March 20th for a couple of weeks so y'all come by and say hi if you're around.
love 'em, I've just about quit using beetle spin types in favor of creek spins. I've asked about getting them in 1/8 with a slightly larger blade. I hope they like that idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
Look goodn
I remember fishing ponds and creeks as a kid, we used a lot of beetle spins and H&H spinnerbaits. These remind me of those old baits.