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I have these mr crappie slabalicious paddle tails . I love them for shooting socks because of the great tail action. Anyone pulling with these? Or should I stick to good ole curly tails? Any advice appreciated Attachment 332608
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The 1 1/2” sliders work very well so those should do the job for you. Sometimes it’s not the bait but color so be sure to pull a few combos before writing them off for the day.
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Those will work, I use Sliders which have the paddle tail. Should work good in stained water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wylie
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Good advice, got to have at least one Junebug on at all times.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
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Thats what i got my 2lb er on.
Or maybe it was 3??
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One of my favorite baits for long Lining
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Ok awesome. Thanks y'all. I have several colors all with some chartreuse in em somewhere ... I hear on lake wylie John Deere or any form of chartreuse always does well. I definitely could agree with that from what I have seen so far
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Black/chartreuse is my go to. Paddle tail will work good dock shooting
Ive been pulling paddle tails with pretty good results
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X2!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike1234
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IMO as long as there's action on that tail when steadily pulling they should do as good as any other. As said, color can be the key....mix 'em up.;)
I have been pulling them ever since they came out and I will always have blue black chartreuse in my spread. They are an excellent bait and the strippers love them also.
I hear they don't work to good on Wylie, you should give them to me and I'll throw them away for you. :twocents:biggrin
Its a big waste of time. Go orange in orange water.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigDawgg
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Today I pulled half paddle tails and half curly. The curly tails got significantly more bites however both caught fish so that's great
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Maybe you should give them to Brett so he can recheck the calibration on those tails! He'll give you a full report on his findings I'm sure.
DawggQuote:
Originally Posted by BigDawgg
Its all about SPM, swishes per minute.
Reaching maximum SPM requires constant visual acquisitionizations.
I just developed a SPMMACVM, Swishes Per Minute Maximum Acquitisitionizations Constant Visiuilszions Meter . It counts the swishes.
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This is too funny. I joined CDC for some good ole boy advice and education. Didn't know I was gonna get Einstein formulas. GENIUS
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That’s good stuff right there!
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Brett you are:cheers2:fish a mad scientist :Rofl
I have also used those longlining with pretty good results. I have started doing something with most plastics I troll. I put them in near the boat where I can see them at the speed I want to troll. If they do not have good action at that speed, I either don't use them or try a different speed. Both paddles and curly tails seem to have a range where they work best and it is not the same for all brands/models.
Big Dawgg is all about science.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
You got to bark his language!
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Sliders/paddle tails are one of the best crappie lures of all time. I have seen them out-Catch curl tails 3:1 at times. However, I was fishing the same body of water 3 weeks later and the curly tails smoked the sliders. Successful fishermen experiment with color combos, lure types, hook sizes/styles continuously while on the water. You might be surprised by the results of your experiments.
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I found the rod and reel that the scientist with all the formulas uses. Haha Attachment 332846
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My wife wants to talk to you!
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Get a divorce before you sober up lol
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Funny, but Doris aint laughing!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike1234
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I have had good luck pulling these.
Last thought ,
I run double 1/16s on some rods.
They have 1 curley and 1 paddle.
And different colors
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I just now realized the original post said shooting "socks". I meant DOCKS lol!!!!!!
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I hope to use some sliders this year. I bought some and picked out a color that ofishlbizzness and I used to catch a huge crappie on Wateree a few years ago on an outing we had down there. I sure hope to repeat that on Wylie this year if I can get out there after being sick for 4weeks. Mr. Ice Blue will be working on them soon!:Rofl
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Originally Posted by BigDawgg
Please tell us what Oldfart did to help catch that fish.
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Okay! But let me just say that when he saw I had one on. He speeded up. Now I'm finished. :Rofl