Reply With QuoteI have used them earlier this spring. Smelt color. I used it on a 1/32 jig as well as just a plain hook on drop shot. Both worked well. I caught some nice crappies and some bonus above average gills.
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gulp alive minnows
Anybody use these 1 inch minnows on light line and clear water ? results ? thinking on 1/32 jig head they might be the thing .
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I have used them earlier this spring. Smelt color. I used it on a 1/32 jig as well as just a plain hook on drop shot. Both worked well. I caught some nice crappies and some bonus above average gills.
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crazyangler 1/64 and 1/24 oz jigheads.
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yes and get your self a few small clear bobbers also. if the water is real clear.
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the smelt color is deadly ....for sure ...been there done that
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The smelt is exceptional. 1/64 oz jig head and small bobber and your set .
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These are" BLACK SHAD " color . Going to try them in clear water on a long jig pole .
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They work good! Just make sure the cap is on secure, and bottle is upright. They like to leak.
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Best thing I found was a plastic container from pharmacy that's used for specimens. I haven't had any leaky gulp jars since then
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Gulp at most times for me is better than live bait! I like the Pink Shine and Fathead the best for color. 1/48oz jig head and bobber or use em as tipping on a jig instead of a minnow. I also use specimen jars for storage, it works.
