I use them with minnows,it might make a finicky fish bite. I had the same happen to me last weekend as far as the fish biting. It did not matter if a nibble was on. I caught about 50 crappie in 5 hours.
Does anyone like to put a nibble on the hook with a minnow? To get that "stinky minnow" effect? I tried it a few times this past weekend and caught fish, but I was also in the middle of a feeding frenzy, so I don't know if it made a difference or not.
I use them with minnows,it might make a finicky fish bite. I had the same happen to me last weekend as far as the fish biting. It did not matter if a nibble was on. I caught about 50 crappie in 5 hours.
One time while nitefishing I put down 3 rods baited with minnows and 3 with minnow/nibbles. The ones without nibbles caught all the fish. It was a slow nite either way tho.
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When fishing a jig I like to put a nibble on the hook. I find that the fish will hold the jig in their mouth a little longer when I do. Not much longer but any little bit of time helps.
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Yea I do that. It catches fish and helps keep the minnow on the hook. I let my crappie nibbles sit out on the deck in the sun for a while to harden up the skin.
Then I put on a minnow followed by a crappie nibble that slips over the barb and down on the hook to hold the minnow. The combination of smells and the Chartruse color of the nibble helps IMHO. I could be wrong though as I can catch crappie with just a minnow or just a jig and nibble. Differnt days and spots require different tactics IMHO>
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Wouldn't go fishing without them!!
This may be a stupid question, but...What is a NIBBLE?
Berkely PowerBait Crappie Nibbles. They are small, look like tiny marshmallows, and act as a scent and flavor attractant. You can get them at Wal Mart, Kmart, Bass Pro, Cabela's, etc.
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