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we picked up a five cavity mold making tube skirt it is not exactly what we or wanting and of course my regular guys or on vacation so we will come out with a different version of this in the future but these little bait is 2.75" I'm sure that they will do the trick for the big boys down South we will be field testing them in the snake River this evening for smallmouth bass also if there's a big fat CRAPPIE wandering by.
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That size is perfect crappie have big mouths...look at what this one swallowed that i caught thursday https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...23a96f650b.jpg
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Capps and Coleman have made a bunch of money catching crappie with the 200 and 300 Bandit crank baits.
Do think the tube will be a trolling or jigging, or both, presentation?
Definately bothQuote:
Originally Posted by tourdriver
Great looking tube Bob
I have caught a lot of crappie on crank bait in the past one of my favorite little guys was a small flatfish but I have caught them on bombers in many more over the years.
one of the all time favorite little crappie bait was a Pippin I'm pretty sure that G remembers them.
Bombers!
I just posted those crankbait pics to make my point....you do not need small baits or small soft plastics to catch crappie....2 and a half inch soft plastics work great and I do not think Bob's new 2.75 tube is too big.
Will send you a couple to look at .Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Very nice bait! I never met a crappie with a small mouth. 2.75" by no means is not too small. I prefer a 2.5"-3" bait.