Reply With QuoteJust my opinion, lose the swivels and tie directly to the jig with your line. It will slow the fall and increase your catch! Just my 2 cents! Congrats on your catch!
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x3 on tying directly to the jig. First thing I thought when I saw the pic. Your catch ratio should go way up when using a palomar or another knot. Despite what some people think, there are times when good gills will shy away from anything that doesn't seem natural. Try adding a piece of worm or crappie nibble as a trailer for an added attractant.
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Just my opinion, lose the swivels and tie directly to the jig with your line. It will slow the fall and increase your catch! Just my 2 cents! Congrats on your catch!
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nice fish! i have good results with hook snaps mustad makes so i don't have to tie lures on.they are smaller and lighter than snap swivels and fish don't seem to notice.i also have the smallest size for the fly rod
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Nice! I got a tiny lite from bass pro. If you have a few bucks try to pick up a tiny wee crawfish from rebel. Gills lovem!
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