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    It seems Bison and Sow Bug are popular. What else you got? Do you tip them with a red worm or meal worm?

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    Root Beer seems favored by bluegill and crackers in my lake, but , I confess, I have a large ziplock with EVERY COLOR THEY MAKE. LOL. But top 3 for sure are bison, sowbug, rootbeer, and the new color that looks like monkey milk.

    I sometimes use a crappie nibble or a piece of Berkeley power wiggler (nod of the cap to @Alphahawk), but never a live worm with a TM.

    When I do use live wigglers, like today, I use a plain jighead, no plastic, as small as possible. I have some 1/32 with #6 sickle hook I painted the heads multiple colors, but favor the black or crawfish red color. I find I hardly ever gut-hook a 'cracker when I use a small jig instead of a plain hook and splitshot.
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    I go along with Bison, Root Beer, and Sow Bug. I’ve got any color they make and will take a different TM box when I go trout fishing, but in warm waters only those 3 are in my box. I’ve got some trial colors I will be trying out to see if they are good enough for them to put into production.

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    I’ve not toyed much with root beer but my top 4 for panfish would be olive w/ flake, bison, sowbug, and catalpa (black/green). I carry a bunch of other colors as well but you could make it work with these colors for sure.

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    Y'all can say that again!

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    In addition to the above I have had very good luck with Bulldog in stream fishing. In the water it kind of reminds you a little of an earthworm color.
    Bob

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    Is Shonuff the monkey milk color?


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    It is

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    I have some panfish magnets and a few crappie magnets but no trout magnets. I need to order about six colors and set up a box for them. I’ve got some plastics that I’m just going to bag and give away. Not cuz they don’t work but the learning curve advances and I can’t carry every body that works.
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