Thread: any good artifical lures for panfish?

are these the kind of flys you guys would be talking about?
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...pper&noImage=0

how do you fish them? can you fish them on an ultralight spinning rod?

Yes, those are good for topwater action.

But don't neglect these subsurface flies:


http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...bcategory&rid=


They're all made for the fly rod, but you can cast them on a spinning rod with a casting bubble like this:


http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...bble&noImage=0

Check out Custom Jigs and Spins at http://www.customjigsandspins.com/

They cater to the panfisherman!

Check these out.

http://www.customjigsandspins.com/ic...talseries.html

Here is a couple...
www.lobybaits.com
http://spookyspiders.bravehost.com/

1 inch (the smallest) twister tails on a 1/80, 1/64, or 1/32 oz jighead that has NO collar or barb. Excellent colors are chartreuse, white, yellow - or watermelon, motor oil, or black in clear water.

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:p i agree with bird dog beetlespin all the way i like a #1 blade 1/32 jig blue/white tube or black w yeller stripes smallest h&h makes or yeller w black stripes i think they callem cajun tails verry small slow retrieve good luck

Crappiemagnet thanks for that site info. I was looking for a tube body that my buddy had and he would never tell me where he got them. This site had almost the identical body style. He's gonna be upset when I show up at home in September and have him look at what I got.

Rooster tails (1/24th oz) and beetle spins are all I use when I'm not slingin' popping bugs with my fly rod. Usually combinations of black and yellow seem to work best for me. Good luck.