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Reply With QuoteNimrod, might want to take a look at them if you can find any in your color. I think they have better action than the sliders.Originally Posted by NIMROD
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Nimrod, might want to take a look at them if you can find any in your color. I think they have better action than the sliders.
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Started slow and wasn't looking good even though I expected it to be good with the conditions. Today was one of the rare days where they didn't want a minnow. Fortunately I had picked up a new bait at Academy last Sunday...the strike king Mr crappie slabalicous. That's what we caught most of them on today. I love the tail action on this bait! It even wiggles on the fall. Anyone else tried it? This was my first good catch this year. It's been slow for me. My home lake is a late bloomer
It looks like you have it rigged upside down(paddle usually angles down). Was that intentional and how does that change the action of the bait?
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You are right about it being upside down. I was messing with it for the pic because it was torn ha
