Wanted to get your guys opinion before purchasing if you recommend the crappie fireballs or bites to tip your jigs? Thanks for any info!Attachment 418648Attachment 418649Attachment 418650
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Wanted to get your guys opinion before purchasing if you recommend the crappie fireballs or bites to tip your jigs? Thanks for any info!Attachment 418648Attachment 418649Attachment 418650
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I have used the nibbles. If a bluegill is in the area they will get that nibble quickly. They can be hard to keep on the hook at times. I have not used the fireballs. I have seen their fishing video/ commercial. I usually use Slabsauce. It clings to the jig no matter how hard I shoot it under a dock or a pontoon boat
Personally I like PowerBait Nibbles, I soak em in Slab or G Sauce as well.
I’m definitely gonna be purchasing slab sauce. I have seen it mentioned multiple times in this forum. Thanks again for the infoQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
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Berkley nibbles for me. If I find them being sniped off quickly I go to the sauce. Slab Sauce rules! I always have nibbles, slab sauce and g-sauce at all times.
Nibbles for sure! I really thought the Fballs were a good idea, just bad execution.
Gulp brand crappie nibbles in glo white for the win
I have some of them all Evan have the crappie commander slab nibbles I always end using crappie nibbles they seem to do better for me
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The over powering smell of shrimp in the glow white version of them will dupe everything that swims sooner or later .Quote:
Originally Posted by Erin Brewer
Tried all the other brands , crappie bites , fireballs , etc. etc. etc. ….no other nibble hangs with gulp brand glo white for sure
The fireballs become too soft too quick. Any jerking of the line and they burst and fall off.
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Through the ice I've had better success with the fireballs. Can be difficult to put in the hook though.