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I never thought about that but I will while i'm fishing it

Rocks and a 1/4 oz weight @ Chris I have a 6'6" with 50 lb braid would that work

I'm trying out the manns big jelly worms 12". I was wondering if my current 7' medium rod would work suggestions and comments are appreciated.

Congrats and nice jig fish

Jaguar jigs

Neck breaker, head turner,jaw jacker (triple j's), I want free jigs for life if you use mine.

X3 I love the feel of braid the tap tap feels like a bang bang

Do you guys use the same type of split tail trailed on a chatterbait as you would a spinnerbait?

Do you guys think a medium fast would suit it

Chatterbaits do I fish them on the same tackle or stiffer rod?

Me too I hope I do as well we are getting march winds and warm April showers at the same time so I think I still have alot of spinnerbait fish to come

Me too I love fishing crankbaits too but the spinnerbait bite is a totally different beast

sk kvd 3/8 oz white and silver

Thats the one color I dont have. I am starting to love them caught two more on the same spinner bait today.

Keep at it I had gave up on them and I took them out yesterday and got hit.

two more on the same spinnerbait and the big one is my pb at this local lake

thanks guys im starting to like the spinnerbait

I was fishing a spinnerbait just below the surface fan casting it. I saw a log and made a cast as far as I could see and just as I got to the end of it and saw this booger come from the side and smash it.

I probably was saying something like that lol I was really excited....... Mike I will be making another order soon I lost my last one to a overhang today.

Caught this female on a Seibert swimjig in the blugill color she was on the bed but came off to chase it away. Man she hit hard.

I have a 6' medium light Berkley cherrywood rod I was considering using for crappie fishing. I am going to spool it with 4lb line. I would be using jigs and minnows of course. Do you more experienced crappie fishermen and fisherwomen think this world work

The paint and coating process he uses is second to none. I literally hot one of his brush heads stuck between two rocks, yanked and yanked and it popped free the color was still there. Compared to a mom and pop jig I got and was just bouncing it along the rocks and lost my pain in a half hr. Also the dredge series has owner deep throat hooks. I am a fan of owner hooks due to there sharpness. Once you get em they're stuck. The color options are second to none and Mikes customer service is second to none. He also has two day shipping and can even rush orders if needed. To sum it up when you get the jigs they are so beautiful you would want to hang them on the wall, but they would do you more justice on the end of your line. I would keep it basic on colors. Green, brown, and black and blue will do for starters. If you are fishing rocks I would use football heads. I like 3/8 oz for a starting point and heavier if you have a lot of current. Fishing brush the brush head and arkey. Star slow and be patient with the jigs and it will pay off

I will try mix matching and see if I do better at my home lake

That's what I was wondering was I being closed minded by not using mix match colors