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Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod #12584136 01/18/18 02:37 PM
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Wondering if anyone has tried the Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod for crappie. Looks like it can have possibilities.


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Re: Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod [Re: Dan_n_Texas] #12584154 01/18/18 02:43 PM
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banana amen Brother!!!! thats a good looking rig. I want,want one.

Re: Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod [Re: Dan_n_Texas] #12584159 01/18/18 02:49 PM
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I could lose many of those rigs


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Re: Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod [Re: Dan_n_Texas] #12585229 01/19/18 03:27 AM
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Those would work better for white bass than crappie. Crappie love cover and you would lose alot of those rigs were I fish.

Re: Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod [Re: Dan_n_Texas] #12585563 01/19/18 02:41 PM
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id rather throw that into a school of white bass personally. sounds like an expensive mistake if you fish brushpiles. I think that particular bait is best if your casting and retrieving it. most crappie fishing is done vertically.


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Re: Yumbrella Ultra Light Tripod [Re: Dan_n_Texas] #12585973 01/19/18 06:34 PM
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I tried spiderigging with some short arm A-rigs one time. I couldn't keep them running straight and seemed to tangled together. I did catch fish with them.

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