Lately though tail design seems to have made the difference when the bite was slow yesterday.
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Thin flat tail and thin prong tail grubs when fished very slow at different depths caught these and 15 others yesterday. Curl tail grubs - no strikes because they have to be worked at a certain speed vs the other types that can be paused & twitched at the slowest speed. It's almost like I had to tease fish into striking a lure that was in the strike zone longer. Should have tried those with a float for maximum time in place.

The bite was much more active two days before and more quality fish were caught (13" crappie/ 10" on average). Of course 1/24 oz did better than 1/16 oz. which might have to do with the overall finesse profile and action.