Crappie Plastics

[Slab Apprentice]

Lake Fork Tackle Baby Shad


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[shipahoy41]

[FONT="]When you start talking about crappie jigs (plastics), the names are endless. I really dont know if you could count all of them if you tried. But I’m the type that believes most of these baits catch more fisherman than fish by design. Color makes all the difference and I get that but do we really need 400 different choices between black with chartreuse tail? But still we keep looking for that edge.[/FONT]

[FONT="]What I’m getting at here is your favorite. If you had to pick one plastic crappie jig and thats the only plastic you could fish for the next year, what would it be? You can have all the colors you want but they have to be the same make jig body. What are you fishing with?[/FONT]

[FONT="]For me it would be a Charlie Brewer crappie slider. 1 1/2” grub. They just work. You can fish them fast, slow, or no movement at all. Been around for a long time too. I’ve probably caught more fish on them than any other plastic.[/FONT]

Whats your favorite Plastic?

This is my favorite. 1.5" minnow lure.



Mike

[longbow2240]

1.5” Crappie slider for me. 9 times out of 10 a Junebug/Chartreuse with a red 1/16 ball head.


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[Grainraiser]

I have a mold for a Yum Wooley Beavertail clone boat. It is by far my favorite bait. Purple body with chartreuse tail is my favorite.

[Micanopy]

Those are interesting. I’ve never seen them.
Need to check them out.

Looks like you just can’t help yourself. lol

[Ketchn]

depends entirely on ......what lake for me ......some lakes one shape or color combination is the you know what , the next they could give a care ......
lately in the spot I hit the most frequently , its this lemon lime lil devil on an orange head .....
that said , if it had to be just one ......this might be it ....

[mozingo1952]

Slab bandits from Crazy angler and Stump Bugs from Bonehead tackle.

favorite colors , blue , black and white( all with chartruse tails) .
Sometimes in mid summer , the fish love the Texas Toast slab bandits.

MO