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Reply With QuoteThat is my number 1 go to lure for Bluegill. Tip it with a wax worm. They were and are hard to find so I started making my own teardrops 50 years ago.Originally Posted by trypman1
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I like the Rapala #5 in silver floating model. Cast and let it sit for a long time and twitch it just one time, then let it sit again. It has caught many species and larger than planned. Elephants eat peanuts.
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That is my number 1 go to lure for Bluegill. Tip it with a wax worm. They were and are hard to find so I started making my own teardrops 50 years ago.
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try the snap beans by yozuri if you can find em.tiny little crankbaits.they dont make em anymore but i run across them in bargain bins and at the winter shows.have caught gills crappies white bass and even a few largemouths.
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Ledhed: You have quite the variety there with a lot of great looking little crankbaits. Which are your favorites? I.e. if you had to pick five to travel fish some pond you've never visited, which would they be? Jeff
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I like #10 Teter Totr jigs for gills. They hang horizontal with a small piece of red worm. They can be hard to find.
