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tubes or jigs
Do you guys like tubes or jigs for bluegill?
Crappie Wall Hanger II
Jigs, 1/32 and smaller
Minnow
I prefer jigs.
Eric
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Of those 2, I prefer a 1/32 inside tube jighead with a brown/orange or watermelon seed/red glitter tube injected full of crappie nibbles.
Crappie Wall Hanger II
I prefer 1/80 feather jigs.
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Jigs between 1/32 oz and 1/80 oz. Use 1/64 oz most of the time.
Crappie Wall Hanger II
YES - LOL. Have a couple favorites in both that I like. Little 1" tubes can be killers, as can tiny hair jigs. Even have a killer 1.5" curlytail they eat like candy around here. I use heavier heads when I can get away with it, like 1/24-oz. but will drop down smaller as needed. Really lightweight jigs under a tiny pencil float can be murder this time of year in 12"-24" of water.
-T9
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I like the smallest jigs I have. Tubes being a little bigger don't work as well for me.
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Minnow
Ice fishing jigs, 1/64oz and lighter with some of the plastics that are aimed at the ice fishing community. Small and lifelike movement under the ice, even more lively with warm water.
Slabmaster II
Like team9 mentioned, the 1.5 curly tail grub is my favorite- I've taken to using a modified Carolina rig with mine. A bullet weight about a foot above the curly tail on a simple hook (no jighead). Slow retrieve and it sort of "bumps and jumps" off the bottom. They can't stand it.
Eric W.
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