These things are the bomb! I've had nothing but good luck with them. I've caught limit after limit using them.
What works better than the green or the red? Both! You've got to give them a try.
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These things are the bomb! I've had nothing but good luck with them. I've caught limit after limit using them.
What works better than the green or the red? Both! You've got to give them a try.
Can't see the labels, always up to trying something new. Where do you buy?
Walmart. And they're cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by rojoguio
Please show us the labels
And I thought this was gonna be a livescope screenshot...;-)
Gave them a try two seasons ago. They’re too hard for me to work with. Too small and slimy for my old hands to put on the jigs. Wasn’t worth the aggravation for me. Pulled out my crappie nibbles and continued to catch fish. This is just my personal use with them. I’m not saying they don’t work. Nibbles were just easier for me to work with.
I looked them up the other day and the reviews stated the same thing. Small, slimy and came off easy. Results may vary but I think I will keep with the nibbles and Slab Sauce or G-Sauce.
tried one time .....thats was it for me as well .....
The past few days it’s been SlabSauce and nothing else for me. I have tried crappie nibbles and garlic sauce and trout magnets and have only caught fish on lures with Slab Sauce only on them.
maybe it’s the moon phase affecting them or my pimento flavored fingers attracting them or warning the fish that this old coot will eat y’all.
For those having trouble handling those fireballs, I keep a towel attached to a belt loop. Throw a fireball on the towel and wipe it real quick. I hated them at first, but now, I love em! I like em better than a nibble.
I tried them last year and had the same problems you had for the same reasons. I found they were not as messy as a nibble when changing jigs and lasted longer than a nibble. But the negatives overcame the positives so did not buy them again,Quote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
I bought a jar of the green, lower cost than nibbles but I prefer the nibbles. I dry out the nibbles some and they last on the jig good and I always get chartreuse.
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I still have a couple jars in my boat so I’ll give this a try. Thanks for the info.Quote:
Originally Posted by arkcrappie