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    still trying to figure out best way to fish them. they are fantastic in brush of course but in open water casting?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hdhntr View Post
    still trying to figure out best way to fish them. they are fantastic in brush of course but in open water casting?
    Straight from the horse's mouth:

    "Simply cast your crappie Slider to likely structure or target and SLOWLY (VERY, VERY SLOWLY) retrieve it back to you. Hold your rod perfectly still as you retrieve. DO NOT ADD EXTRA ACTION TO THE CRAPPIE SLIDER; just retrieve it ultra slow, smoothly, and steadily...."

    You can read the rest here:

    Charlie Brewer's Slider Company - Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* Weedless Crappie Slider "Why&How"

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    Quote Originally Posted by deathb4disco View Post
    Straight from the horse's mouth:

    "Simply cast your crappie Slider to likely structure or target and SLOWLY (VERY, VERY SLOWLY) retrieve it back to you. Hold your rod perfectly still as you retrieve. DO NOT ADD EXTRA ACTION TO THE CRAPPIE SLIDER; just retrieve it ultra slow, smoothly, and steadily...."

    You can read the rest here:

    Charlie Brewer's Slider Company - Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* Weedless Crappie Slider "Why&How"


    I have even successfully used them slowly under a slip cork. Especially early season in cold water.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deathb4disco View Post
    Straight from the horse's mouth:

    "Simply cast your crappie Slider to likely structure or target and SLOWLY (VERY, VERY SLOWLY) retrieve it back to you. Hold your rod perfectly still as you retrieve. DO NOT ADD EXTRA ACTION TO THE CRAPPIE SLIDER; just retrieve it ultra slow, smoothly, and steadily...."

    You can read the rest here:

    Charlie Brewer's Slider Company - Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â* Weedless Crappie Slider "Why&How"
    Good read thanks for the link

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    That is my number one go to bait. I long line almost all the time and that is what I use with great success most of the time lol. Very good bait

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    Quote Originally Posted by hdhntr View Post
    still trying to figure out best way to fish them. they are fantastic in brush of course but in open water casting?
    I use ultra lite tackle casting 1 inch and 1.5 inch sliders on 1/32 roadrunner heads when flash is the deal otherwise the slider heads 1/16 work well . Fish very slow . Red ear and crappie will attack them . My favorite ? solid black on black .

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