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    I'm with you, Wade - I never understood the whole tipping thing. A live bait will act much more naturally without being encumbered by a lure. As far as the baits I use, my two primary baits are red wigglers and crickets. Crickets can be deadly during the summertime, sometimes outfishing anything else; but they tend not to stay alive long underwater, whereas a red wiggler will stay alive thirty minutes or more underwater no problem.

    Sometimes a whole nightcrawler works well on really big bluegill.

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    Disco, you do bring up a good point about a lower percentage of fish swallowing the hook with a jig, and that's a very good reason to use one.

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    I agree with the deep hooking idea....Big redears are the worst for swallowing a hook and worm in my opinion....I use nightcrawlers mostly if i'm going to buy the bait....crickets and grasshoppers work wonders though....i just catch these and let them meet their maker
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    Quote Originally Posted by eagle 1 View Post
    Black 1 inch slider jigs on red or black i/32 head .
    I like the black with black head & green pumpkin with white head. On a 1/64 or 1/32 oz ball head without the collar.

    I also throw 1 1/2" sliders and 2" hot grub curly tail. And on occasion I throw small cranks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch552 View Post
    I like the Beetle Spin bodies with a couple of legs inserted made out of silicone bass spinnerbait skirt material. If there's anywhere you all know to buy these premade I'l appreciate it because they're a pain in the butt to make very many at a time and threading the needle with thick silicone "thread".
    Use a loop of mono instead. Insert the loop through the eye of the needle. Poke the needle through the body and draw it through until a small loop of mono remains on the other side of the bait. Stick your rubber legs through the loop, then pull the loop through the bait and voila!
    Don't worry, catch crappie.

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    I use 1/80 oz hair jigs out of grey and fox squirel tails under casting boober.

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