WHO is this GUY ?

I am fairly sure the question has been asked before .
I am that guy that tells to much about how to ketch them .
I employ every kind of trick I have ever been shown or told about .
I use slab sauce .
I use crappie nibbles .
I might tip a jig with anything that will make them take it .
I might use a bit of shrimp .
I might have a pc of lip tissue on the hook I am proud of .
I might even put a bit of earthworm on the tip .
I will try anything that's legal to get bit for sure .
I even used to tip with minnows and pcs. of minnows .
I will rub slime all over the jig right off the crappie like my bud SK
I have to admit and come clean on it , so what is it I did to get good bites the last 2 days that is slightly off from what i normally do is the question ?
Yes I nibble up and Yes I spray the slab sauce but what else might i be doing is the question ?
I will eventually tell yawl and i am pretty sure it helps me ketch fish on plastics :highfive
but for now lets play guess what i am doing different lately :popcorn

I think you holding the plastics in your mouth first. You know the keep the worms warm thing....:Rofl

prolly not but you just never know :crazy:

Soak your plastics in Old Spice, it drives the lady fish wild.
"gene"

:yikes Straight minnows???:popcorn

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G-Sauce maybe. You din't mention that!

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Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"

Soak your plastics in Old Spice, it drives the lady fish wild.
"gene"

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That's good stuff

Attachment 358370 Because...Its good for ya

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I’m thinking your spitting on em!


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How about you kept your jig wet!

That always seem to work for me....:Rofl

Lol

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If your jig aint wet you aint fishing

Little pieces of SlimJim. Always works for me catching catfishing!

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Combo of WD-40 an Marvel Mystery oil

You started using a cinch knot. So jig looks wounded.

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clinch knot tightened up and slid back on the eye to hold jig horizontal in the water?

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Originally Posted by Slab

G-Sauce maybe. You din't mention that!

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I have done that my friend as well :highfive

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Originally Posted by river scum

clinch knot tightened up and slid back on the eye to hold jig horizontal in the water?

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for many moons I used one until I found out the loop knot was better for the methods I employ

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Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures

How about you kept your jig wet!

That always seem to work for me....:Rofl

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soaking them in lake water does help a lot my friend , that much I know for sure :Rofl

its meant as a dietary supplement and to be sure its a dietary supplement for crappie on plastics ,garlic oil is sometimes ridiculous good soaked into a plastic bait .
"pop" one inside your bag of plastics and zip it tight and mix it well .
thank me later at the fish fry …..and on a side note I like the steak fries better than the crinkle cut when you invite me to said event :highfive

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

soaking them in lake water does help a lot my friend , that much I know for sure :Rofl

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It's the only for sure I know if for catchn crappie..... Everything else you better have a question mark right there and be willing to make some changes......
Those steak fries are my top choice also.....

Which brand of fish oil you using, or does it really matter???

Straight jig, Homey. As Randy Moss would say.

nice! ive done that with fish oil tabs but not garlic. it seemed too strong. I guess not. lol

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Originally Posted by Jamesdean

Which brand of fish oil you using, or does it really matter???

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garlic oil my friend , you can get it for cheap for a bunch of it ,the cards in the box have about 30 or more gelcaps
and sometimes I know factually it can make a huge difference . but as it goes in crappie ketchn not always