Reply With QuoteI don't believe I've seen that before. But proof is right there.
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I caught a limit of nice crappie last spring that were full of shad as long as a beer can.
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I don't believe I've seen that before. But proof is right there.
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They definitely eat bigger stuff than people realize alot of the time. But I have also caught big slabs on tiny stuff. It pays to experiment with all different types of colors and body styles/sizes more than most will have you believe.
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My most productive jig last year was a 1/64 oz trout magnet. Yes, I caught a lot of dinks, but a lot of nice fish too.
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I use anything from 1/32 to 1/4 oz jigheads. I stick to the rules of thumb my Dad taught me. I go bigger if I am fishing deeper, its windy, or the water is dirty. Also in the fall. Early in the year or clear water I go smaller.
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Fished for years without so much of a thought about going smaller than a 1/16 . Now I use 1/32, 1/64,1/100 and have at least one rod dedicated to light tackle(4 lb. test fluorocarbon line ) on all jigging trips . You dead stick a 1/64 in is a stand off . lol
