Crappies tube revisited.

[Jamesdean]

I still have and use the Arkie Panfish assortment I won here on crappie.com contest forum some years back...most colors work pretty good in these parts...Haven't tried them with 1/16 oz. as I don't think they would fit inside, but they work great with 1/32 oz. heads. When I need more weight I squeeze on a split shot about 18" up. Works pretty good for me...

[MO Slab]

Buy a “Baitpump” and fill tube with crappie nibbles


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[CrappiePappy]

Buy a “Baitpump” and fill tube with crappie nibbles


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Or simply use a 10ml oral medication syringe to do the same thing.

[huntinslabs]

Mid South, Bass Pro and Southern Pro tubes are about all I use tube wise.

[Ketchn]

i like Arkie solid tubes sometimes when the fish are mean because they are durable on a ball head jig .
i don't insert tubes like shown because it is to difficult to change colors .
and baits when they get worn out .
i like the crème tubes ok but they tear pretty easy .
i also used some tri color tubes before that i am not sure who makes that i really liked .

[CarpBoy]

Midsouth Tubes. They have a bigger "head" that fits the barb better. To me they are more durable and you can't beat the price.

[Just_Bass]

Went out today in hot summer of SoCal it is about 102 degrees. They seem to like anything slow moving, so I picked marabou jig and tube with tail of trout worm jigging along the bottom. Caught about 5 plus bonus bass but missed quite a lot. I’m not sure if my hookset or my hook is not sharp enough. I might have to invest in good files. BTW my old tube last about 20 crappies and started to give in. I still think it last a lot longer than other plastic on jig head (without super glue).

[GreenLine]

Southern Pro has about the best selection of size and color
The stores are selling less and less tubes for some reason.
So I have to order directly from Southern Pro.


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