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    1/4oz I use size 1 to 1/0. Have even used 2/0
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    1/0 for all sizes. Even the little ones like it.
    Maybe they will bite this one……
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    Looking at my stash I found several dozen 1/4 oz heads on #2 hooks left over from my winter time white bass fishing on Bull Shoals lake. I put one of my stingers on it. Is it too big for the bait?
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    Not at all to me. Actually that hook gets to the place on the body where it's very effective.

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    Wow I never would have imagined a 2/0 hook for crappie. I bet you don’t have very many shorts.
    Dayne it is amazing how small of crappie and bluegill I have caught on #1 and #2 hooks and I have an 11.1 lb walleye caught on a 1 oz jig with a #12 treble stinger. They were short striking that day. The stinger is all that brought her to the boat. I certainly don't fully understand it all but when a fish wants that bait it will get it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dayne View Post
    Looking at my stash I found several dozen 1/4 oz heads on #2 hooks left over from my winter time white bass fishing on Bull Shoals lake. I put one of my stingers on it. Is it too big for the bait?
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    No. I use 1/4oz on windy days or deep water. Have used up to two 1/4oz double rigged.

    One of my best summers on local lake I used an 1/8oz weedless with 2.5” crappie carrot tipped with 4” minnow. I wore them out for months casting to them.
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    #4 on most everything up to 1/8oz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dayne View Post
    Looking at my stash I found several dozen 1/4 oz heads on #2 hooks left over from my winter time white bass fishing on Bull Shoals lake. I put one of my stingers on it. Is it too big for the bait?
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    Looks right to me. Doesn't affect the tail movement.
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