If it's warm outside and sunny you can lay a few of the nibbles out somewhere on your boat or fishing spot and let the skin dry out some. That way they stay on the hook better. If it's damp outside or foggy that won't work as they will absorb more moisture and they won't dry out. But on sunny days they will dry out nicely. Just takes about 15 minute or 30 minutes for them to harden up. If they get too hard just put them back inside the jar and add a few drops of water to the jar. Screw the lid back on the jar and they will absorb the moisture and soften back up.
I just put them right onto the jig's hook. I slide them past the barb of the hook. Some guys inject or move them up all the way inside the hollow jigs but I found that is hard to do when the hook from the jig is inside the hollow plastic jig body. ie the hook gets in the way. So I just slide the nibble past the bar of the hook an up again the end of the jigs hollow bodies. I use the Southern Pro type jigs style only in the Bass Pro Shop Squirmin Squirts. They are basically the same thing only there are different colors from both companies.
Oh yea and hold onto your pole as if there are any crappie around when you dip your crappie nibbles in the water at the right depth and speed they are going to hit you baits. Well not if they are in a negative mood but watch out if they are in a neutral or positive mood and you put a nibble where they can see it.
Originally Posted by slab crappie attitude