1" Nano Jr.

[camofish]

These little plastic baits are awesome for ice fishing and early cold water spring panfishing.

Say hello to the 1" nano Jr. - red


These little baits put on your favorite ice jigs are like dynomite.




And here is a nice crappie that was taken on a plain 1/64oz dart jighead and a Nano Jr.


Here's on taken on a Nano Jr. in junebug color.


Pumpkinseed color was working for me too.


Even got my tail bit off one day.


These two are cool pictures of a red Nano Jr. on a Northland doodlebug, Crappies are also known as a "Papermouth".




Well, from the looks of it, if you like to panfish and a vertical presentation is what is working for you, these Nano's need to find a home in your tackle box.

Thank you for checking them out. BTW, they come in two sizes, 1" Nano Jr. and 2" Nano, but in a few different colors.

Fish On!

[fredo]

do they have any scent or salt cooked into the plastic?

[camofish]

Originally Posted by fredo

do they have any scent or salt cooked into the plastic?

nope, they are very flexible and bounce with that slightest twitch. A slight pull on the line under a bobber or a little bounce of the rod tip while vertical fishing with them will make the thin tail with little the little ball on the end just bounce and move like a worm and will drive them crazy.

But, you can put any scent on them that you'd like. When you get them, spray your favorite scent into the bag of Nano's and you're all set. But, I don't use much spray scent at all. And these pictures are without any scent at all.

Also, if you want to spice them up. A little piece of Berkley gulp earthworm on the hook with put scent out there which I like to use in muddy/stained waters to help the fish track the bait down.

[fredo]

what size line do you use, is 4# too big?

[camofish]

Originally Posted by fredo

what size line do you use, is 4# too big?

That is what I'm using.
you can use 6# on the open water if you want, but on the ice, 4# or less is best.

[crappiekeith]

Those are some cool close ups Camo!

[camofish]

Originally Posted by crappiekeith

Those are some cool close ups Camo!

The thin little flat piece before the last little ball is the secret to the whole BOUNCE of the tail. My buddy was using his new (used) toy on the ice the other day. His new to him underwater camera was perfect to watch and understand the amount of bounce that that little tail puts out. He said that even after he stopped jigging and was at a rest, the tail was still bouncing. This is awesome in the coaxing of those gills and crappies thru the ice and on the early openwater.

Plus, I found a little trick the other day myself while fishing the Nano Jr. in combo with THE jig. I pulled 2 of the beads off the 3 bead body due to pulling and hook wear. I threaded it back onto THE Jig and it allowed the hair to not be so fluffy. It seemed to work a little better with the hair jigs and still allowed the tail to bounce freely off the end of the hook.

Hope that this helps you guys out in understanding and learning to experiment with your fishing tackle.

Full bodies Nano Jr. with THE Jig


Modified body Nano Jr. with THE Jig


Fish On!