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Going smaller 1/64 #10726709 03/26/15 11:30 PM
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Opening week for me was last week....water was 41 and the crappies were deep and would not bite big so I had to downsize. The little guy with eyes is the CA 1/48. The 1/64 are Jacobs. Crushed the crappies last weekend on them.





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Re: Going smaller 1/64 [Re: plateboater] #10726860 03/27/15 12:44 AM
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Nice ties!

Re: Going smaller 1/64 [Re: plateboater] #10726872 03/27/15 12:48 AM
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Re: Going smaller 1/64 [Re: plateboater] #10726907 03/27/15 01:04 AM
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Nice ties! Sometimes they love the little jigs and I still have some little really short jigs made by Blue Fox, but they have not made them in a long time. Crappie loved the, too even long line trolling that I was doing.

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Nice.


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the daytime bits has been more consistant for me also by downsizing Like those mean minners in 1/48 my go to was green hean chart mettalic with a red firetail chart flashaboo

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Love the thread necks. I sure need to add that back in my arsenal.


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Nice ties


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I have had a few on jigs, but for the most part every day its been back to the 1 inch slider, They want it on 1/48th or 1/64th and most days hot pink and silver glitter tail. the other days watermelon and chart tail.

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Thanks guys!


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I've tied a nice assortment 12 jigs each size and 12 different combos.
I have 1/100, 1/80, 1/50, 1/32, 1/16, 3/32 and find early right after ice out, the 1/80 and 1/50 are most productive. The 1/100 must be too light because it is rare to catch a crappie on them. Bluegill are a different story. they are on hhoks from #8 thru #4 and rarely get swallowed, usually, lip hooked is the norm. Which tells me they are testing the bait more of a reaction bite than actively feeding, But its nice to be catching when everyone else is fishing.


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good insight buckeye


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Do you guys paint the 1/64 and smaller?

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Originally Posted By: larry mays
Do you guys paint the 1/64 and smaller?


I do. I need to get me a smaller mold than 1/48th. I love small jigs.

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Thanks, a good place to get miss. hooks already leaded is chuck and deb they are in Ohio city, Ohio. I ordered a bunch of differ sizes Wed. and got them today. Where you need a lot of sizes its very good.

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