Looks like the 1/16 is ahead!
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1/0 0n a 1/8 oz ans 2/0 on a 1/4 oz . Both red sickle.
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2/0 red sickle on 1/8oz rr head crappie hunter body and a 3in minnow.
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I seem to catch a lot more crappie with a UL rig! I use a UL spin with 2 lb NanoFil line (.002 diameter) thinnest line in the world now! Like spider thread? The line won't break, I've caught 10 lb catfish with that 2 lb line!
I use a 1/64 oz live bait (barbless) jig head in white, chartreuse, pink, or black. Then I tie on and super glue a half of a staple (small size) with a bend at the end. This tiny bend holds a soft plastic (or Gulp Alive) on my jig.
Look close at this pic and you can see the tiny barb:
Only jig fish year around and use #6 or #4 sickle hooks in 1/32 oz and #2 or#4 sickle in 1/16 oz heads, all barbless heads for the solid body plastics I make. Love the 1 1/2" baits.
#2 for minnows and 1/16oz #2 for casting jigs
#4 bronze cycle 1/16oz.
normally 1/16 jig head unless trolling shallow then 1/32 (so can get jig farther from the boat) minnow 1/0