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Reply With QuoteI use a small ice fishing float and a jighead tipped with bait.
Trophy King II
Favorite floats/ bobbers?
What do you guys like float/ bobber wise for gills? I have in last few years learned allot about floats and use much smaller size than I have in the past. I have been using thill as of lately when fishing crappie. But is there any specific types you guys prefer more when fishing Gills?
Also I been using size 8 try turn Aberdeen hooks and they seem to be on the small size. They really get it down in there. I was thinking of going to a #6.
Wanting to get couple things ordered as it's getting into the bluegill spawn in our area. Thanks!
Slabmaster
I use a small ice fishing float and a jighead tipped with bait.
Slabmaster
I will add that is what I use when fishing bait. I do much better using a flyrod and a Betts spider.
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Slabmaster II
here is the guys i use 1-3/4 in weight thills round floats here is a pic at link that or the pear oval shaped kind.
http://www.lurenet.com/media/catalog...frw151_4_1.jpg
Crappie.com Legend
For casting, I use wagglers.
For still fishing, I use very light English pole floats:
http://www.benwick-sports.co.uk/pole...ole-float.html
Crappie Wall Hanger II
I use a Thrill stick bobber that I balance for the weight of the lure I am using.
Trophy King
XXX,Originally Posted by XXXXX
Same here! For a fun day and catchin' over 100 bluegills, a fly rod is the way to go. I use a 3 wt with a foam spider size 12.
Only when the 'gills are in deep water is when I use my UL spin and a drop shot?
Crappie Wall Hanger II
I like the weighted foam(round,cigar or pear shaped) and usually use the cigar shaped.
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I use the little ones that are not weighted.
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