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Just thinking about brush Fishing. Seems to me that a rubber jig like this,Attachment 296193
Fished with only a bare hook with a 1/16 oz weight a ft above it would float and jiggle much more than the normal set up.
Maybe use a bass worm hook so it stays upright?
Anyone ever try it?
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Yeah want work
Don’t over think things. I use the same type jig in three different weights. Depending on depth being fished, wind, current, type of structure, and size of bait they are eating. 1/16, 1/32, 1/48 in my favorite color schemes is all that’s needed. Here is a pic of a few of my favorites in 1/32 which is what I’ve been using lately.
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They must be working as the proof is in the cooler shot. lol
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Yes the proof is in the cooler
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Ink,
man brother you are catching some nice hawgs and some nice Crackers to boot !!! is see a few nice shellcrackers in them coolers !!!!!
Hey Ink, did you make those? Very nice. They look like the green is some form of heat shrink. Those look awesome!
I been thinking summer brush, too! but not like that, I'm thinking I need to get some made and in the water!!!!!
I did did tie those, but I learned from the master Tommy Vaughan. He’s been tieing and selling jigs for many of years. If you have interest, PM me and I will send you contact information. You won’t find a better person to deal with than Tommy, that I will guarantee.
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Originally Posted by B-52 Guy
Those are not Shellcrackers, those are Fliers. Most wont know what kind of fish that is. They love grassy areas, and warm shallow lakes. I’ve only caught them in Santee, but know the can be caught in Florida and Louisiana as well. They look like a cross between a bream and crappie, and are very good to eat. The flesh is sweet and fishy, a good combo.Quote:
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My friend's pond thàt I posted earlier has a good population of Fliers. My first trip there I caught several of them. I asked if he stocked them and he said they were natural in the steam that feeds his pond. He stocked Bluegills, which are really nice size now, but that trip was the first time I caught decent size Fliers. The few I have caught elsewhere were small.
Ink,
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