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Thread: Dale Hollow Smallmouth Help

  1. #11
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    The guy that makes the Punshier lures jigs for the fnf method has a place in Celina Tn dont know what its called guess you can look it up on the web might check his place out if you are close.
    HERE FISHY FISHY

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    Go to smalljaw.com and find out anything you need to know about fishing on dale hollow.

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    danny the place your talking about is where i bought the map from

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    Besides loving to fish for crappies I also fish for smallies. When I fish Watts Bar in the winter I use lures that can catch smallies as well as crappies. Which is pretty much anything that'll catch crappies, but in particular its the only time I can seem to make RoadRunners do their thing. Slow roll a RR along the bottom and your gonna have some serious smallie action. I did really well with a black 16th oz RR head (actually a bps stump jumper because RR doesnt make black) tipped with a black and chartreuse tailed charlie brewers slider. It has absolutely killer action at slow speeds and has all the right colors. I caught more smallies on it than I did crappies.

    You might also try rebel or koppers crayfish cranks, motor oil or black colored grubs or tubes in the 3-4 inch sizes. Pretty much any minnow imitating stick bait like rapala, yozuri, x-rap. You may also want to pick up some of the new small swimbaits, both soft plastic and hard. You also may want to try jigging spoons like the CC spoon, Hopkins shorty, Rattle snakie, Cabelas real image, BPS strata. I have done especially well with the CC spoons myself, but they wear out quickly. They are also the cheapest. I havn't used em myself yet but I've always thought Northland Buck-Shot Rattle Spoon would slay. Particularly the 3/8 and 1/2 oz sizes. Smallies like noise.

    If I had to choose just one bait though, I'd choose the 3 inch fatheads below in ayu, sexy, chart, watermelon and tennessee. Those swimbaits will catch anything including crappies. I wish they would make that bait in a 2.5 inch. It would slay crappies.

    Reation Innovations Swimbaits

    Sebile Magic Swimmer

    Reaction Strike Revolution Shad Swimbaits

    Reaction Strike Fathead Jr.

    Tru-Tungsten Matt & Ish Tru-Life Swimbaits 4"

    Spro BBZ-1 Shad Swimbait 4"
    Last edited by GRIZZ; 01-14-2009 at 07:19 AM.
    Good things come to those who bait.


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    Thanks for that info. The Fatheads look really good, how do you rig them?

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    Charger,Best bet is smalljaw.com-Great Bunch of Guys who chase those Brownfish!! Anyone will help but Thomas is right at Horsecreek. Andrew knows alot too! I fish the other end of the lake,biggest Smallie 8lbs 2 oz., but I'm a Crappie Guy!Good Luck Buddy-let me know how you do! Dennis
    Good Fishin To Ya!! Dennis Dale Hollow Crappie www.dalehollowcrappie.4t.com

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