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my 1 inch silverfish has been a top producer I know what you guys are thinking 1 inch you got a be kidding no I'm not this last fall we used it on the snake River we were averaging about 50 fish per day ranging from three quarters of a pound all the way up to 2 pounds using pure black a top manufacture of plastic have been using this little guy he fell in love with it and it just got to sending him another 60 .
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Love it Bob. Always has been one of my favorites. PM and order sent.
Bob
Not sure if you have this mold or not, (1 1/2" Crappie Worm - 10 cavity mold Segmented body)
As a lot of my ice fishermen friends are having pan fish success and requesting this in silver & blk. asked them to take some PIC's
billygee :rolleyes:
Billygee I think I have that mold I have to go check no problem on the silver and black I have so many molds I don't remember what I have anymore:biggrin I will get back to you.Sorry I don't have that mold I just with through my molds I forgot to mention that is a $100 mold . if you guys would like to know where to get the mold send me a PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by billygee
What size jig and hook are you using that on?
in the silverfish 1/80oz. or 1/64oz.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Are you fishing that small jig under a bobber?Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
No we are not casting And letting it sink in jiging it back.Quote:
Originally Posted by MuskyGary
What size hook?Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
Size 8 hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Well folks, I received my order of those tiny silverfish today as well as the 1/80th jig heads. This is definitely a tiny profile and should be a killer on Bream fished by casting and retrieving without a slip float. I can also see a situation where some hungry 10 inch crappie might give them a taste. Where I live, it seems as if the crappie would obliterate and tear up the 1/80th jig. We throw under 12 inch crappie back down here because they are small size. We usually keep the 13-15 inch crappie and also release the 16 plus inch crappie to ensure there are good genetic genes in the fishery for future populations of big crappie. They look like they would be a killer bait in hard water (Or soft water) for Perch and Bream. They should be good also in those states where a 9 inch crappie is considered a keeper. Thank you Bob.
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Thank you Mike I’m sure that you will agree with me after fishing with them that you’re going to love it if you need anymore let me know Mike .
Love that bait Bob. They sure hold up better than the larger baits.
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Originally Posted by billygee
The crappie worm is another great bait, not just for hard water. That coupled with a balanced jig is one of my go to lures for float fishing.
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Originally Posted by Mikeguard01
Mike
This segmented body allows it to have a few different presentations
being quite versatile. :ThumbsUp
Might I ask what size are we looking at here
also if that mold is available? :confused:
billygee :rolleyes:
Nice Bob!
Are they on the Site?
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Yes they are on the website .Quote:
Originally Posted by Yonder