A fishing buddy just got me a new TNT kit at a Dallas Tx hunting/fishing show. Has 3 new colors.Attachment 363991Attachment 363992
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A fishing buddy just got me a new TNT kit at a Dallas Tx hunting/fishing show. Has 3 new colors.Attachment 363991Attachment 363992
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The Sowbug and the Root Beer Float have been deadly for me last several trips out. Tip them with any kind of Nibble, Waxie, or wiggler piece of scented bait and hold on!
Hard to beat.
+1 on TMs. Just an incredible bait. Also, don’t forget the Bison color.
Bob
Awesome kit
I can’t catch a fish on them [emoji1745]
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Originally Posted by tcounty
Root Beer Float tipped with Chartreuse Waxie from the bank last week. 1/48oz jig head with #8 hook
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I’m sorry to hear that. It has been an absolute killer for me - my number one bait. There are some real good tutorials out there to give you some techniques to try. Don’t give up on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
Bob
Last spring 1st time using trout magnets and tipped with a chartreuse nibble I was using a bobber near a rocky dam and I caught gills, cats, drum, bass, green sunfish. Was using a pink/white body - after catching several the body got shredded and replaced with the same color and continued catching.
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Like Stan said the Rootbeer and Sowbug are top notch... haven’t done any good with the Blue Dunn yet (I believe that’s the name..)
Hard to beat Bison too!
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I don’t know of any lure that is great on so many different specie. I can go from catching trout all day to Gills......Smallies......crappie....shell cracker.....KY bass. It is the first lure I start out with and 95 percent of the time it is the lure tied on at the end of the day. It loses its action real quick if used with a jig head over 2 grams. Using light line is a must also.
Regards
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I have a lot of success with them and the crappie magnet is my number one bait I fish the trout magnet when the bite gets slow and they want that smaller profile. Pretty much the only two baits I carry anymore. And for the trout streams around here they are killer
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We are killing the Trout with them right now in MDC urban fishing program around STL metro area. Are great for crappie and BG as well and occasional Green carp.
I’ve tried them for trout in Arkansas under a float, zip.
I’ve tried them around home on gills and crackers under a float, zip.
I haven’t tipped with anything though.
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You're doing something wrong: wrong depth, wrong speed … something.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
The float is not helping you in lakes/ponds. Lose it.
How do you cast those little light weight things with no float?
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Light line. See here:Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
https://www.crappie.com/crappie/panf...ine-questions/
Light Line is a must. I use Japanese premium lines with small diameters. I can cast a 1/65 ounce TM 54-64 feet depending on which line I am using. Many folks will use a size "BB" split shot on the line about 18 inches above the TM to get casting distance.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
Regards
Hate you haven’t had any luck with them, but like Disco said something is wrong. I wish I had a $1 for every trout I’ve caught on one of them. I’d be well on my way to a new boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
Ok well I’ve been using 4# test. I switched to 2# back in the fall but have only been trout fishing once since then , and I only threw crank baits that trip. I’m using a 6’6” Lews Wally Marshall dock shooting rod and I don’t remember what spinning reel.
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Attachment 364078this is the line I bought.
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If you want to see the versatility of the TM checkout this video. Black perch....trout...Spots...Smallmouth.
Regards
YouTube
I've caught plenty of gills and crappie with these under a float.
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Originally Posted by tcounty
I ordered 50pcs in 4 different flavors. To go with my new passion of going small.
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This spring when the water warms -- trout magnet tipped with a nibble and 2' under a small float in the riprap.Attachment 364269Attachment 364270Attachment 364271Attachment 364272Attachment 364273Attachment 364274Attachment 364275Attachment 364276
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Pics are spring 2019
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Nice pics. Like your bait box setup.
Bob
I like those 2 in the bottom right. I have the Panfish Magnet kit and love it. Have caught crappie, bluegill, red ear, greenies, and largemouth on them. I may have to get a filler pack of each of those colors now!!
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Some colors I ain't tried yet, pink/white, chartreuse, orange/chartreuse, bison, pink, have been good fer me. The right place and time they're all good!
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The color “gainer” which is mealworm/orange is a fun one for panfish as well
I just picked up a panfish magnet kit today from Dicks. A really nice assortment of TMs to try, and black 1/64 jigs, which I have never tried. A nice bang for the buck.Quote:
Originally Posted by BAFishBarn
Bob
I have the same kit and love it. I've caught crappie, bass, and all sorts of sunfish with it. The jighead will never leave my ultra light.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobC
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