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  1. 04-12-2024, 02:17 PM #1
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    Default New Richard Gene...interesting


    Crappie Fishing From The Bank With A Microscopic Jig - YouTube



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    I added this video to my watch later on YouTube as soon as he released it. Looks to be a good video. Thanks for sharing
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    I’ve used those jigs. They work very well but I got tired of digging them out of the smaller fish. Lots of short bloody floaters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chaunc View Post
    I’ve used those jigs. They work very well but I got tired of digging them out of the smaller fish. Lots of short bloody floaters.

    Yeah a siz #14 hook is really small. If I use a bait that size here I would most of time trying to remove hooks from tiny bluegill.
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    Thanks for posting this!
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    I was thinking on giving these a try and this video confirms it for me. My go to size for shooting docks/pontoons is an 8 and I felt that was a small hook.


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    I've got a few of those but haven't had them wet. There are certainly times where they want a smaller bait or minnow. Always watch RG's stuff.
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