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    Default Holenhead jig ❓


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    Interesting concept. I had not seen them before. A felt pellet glued in there and soaked with Slabsauce might be the ticket for shooting docks
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    I think Slab did a jig with pieces of sponge on it and soaked in slab sauce. Might could use piece of sponge. Good idea with felt and Slab Sauce.

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    Going to have to be tough to withstand being repeatedly shot under a dock
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    I would think a strip of sponge cut and then threaded on hook and either glued or tied on would work, if I remember I think that's what Slab did. And then soak the whole thing in sauce.

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    I still don’t see crappie nibbles staying in that well. I can’t stand them. They don’t last. The ones I use are the corn balls. Cut them in half and they stay on the hook for a long time. Crappie like them too.

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    Maybe glue a small spot of deck carpet on the jig. Crappie nibbles last forever in carpet. I prefer the chartreuse one. They make the grey deck carpet look for bright and festive
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