Comfortably Numb

Yes Ryne

Green Pumpkin, Green Pumpkin brown, and Brown. Eyes still need to go on Dark Oxblood red flake and Rusty Craw

Best craw there is and a great color combo.

Gammys are best (sharpest) IME

As long as they have ball bearing swivels and decent hooks give them a shot. Wrap some braid around the skirts so they stay on.

Good products. Molds are a lil on the old side and not much new in years. Baitjunkies is comin out with new inventive molds every day. Baitjunkys sells degassed Calhouns which is great for microwaves

Curious why you dont turn the surface clutter down in the 2d

Good bait but I would not consider it very deep diving. About 10-12'

As lomg as the water doesnt dirty up with the turnover

Wasnt this the bait that had a bad reputation because the split rings were very soft and failed? I know they fixed that prob a while ago

Regular DD22's on ebay are like $3. I added a cheap 1/2 oz weight and will see how it works. It sinks slowly in the fish tank. Heavy braided line may suspend it or I will shave some lead off. Anyone ever tried this?

Couple DD22 suspenders on Ebay sor $10 each free ship

You will not get a large floater to suspend with just dots. Try solder around the fron hook.

I use these too and they are very good. Bought ten for our cluds annual kids fishing day and all were accurate and work well. I added a $5 lock grip to mine.

A bass style swim jig with a fiber weedguard are more brushless than weedless.

When I was reasearching I didn't find many/any sidescan screenshots in freshwater.

5" stickbait (like a Senko). Yum Dingers are good and durable

Not many give this brand a look. Here are a couple side image shots that might change your minds.

Spoylight is a flop by Lowrance. Should never have been released to the public

Matzuo are not very good for me. They are owned by Southbend. Thats right, the Sunny Day Bear people. Their hooks are not sharp and break instead of bend. Lures are tough to tune.

Stock 68 non weedless

I also like the H2O CRS squarebill

Whats the deal on these. I heard they work great in the the Great Lakes and the Pros are winning with them. Any one tried them further south?

I wonder if a toothpick would add enough buoyancy

Rage rigged craw