Reply With QuoteThose look really nice,I can't imagine a crappie won't like em.
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Those look really nice,I can't imagine a crappie won't like em.
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Not usually. Place them on a towel until they dry. Takes about a minute. I use a q-tip to place colors on the lure or use tweezers and just hold the lure and dip it.Originally Posted by snake River
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Bob they also look and act great just on a plain hook. The pink coloring looks like a jig head and being so lightweight is will be easier for the fish to inhale them.
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Like that Idea the more I see it,
I recall trying this with a different name brand, resulting in a lot of bleed that messed up the whole lot I had put together in a packet.
If this is a No Bleed product (that is after curing) it will be on my next order.
Great Show, on that tank which certainly shows whats going on.
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