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Pretty sure this is gin and tonic jig from either LTB or MTB.

Yum dinger rigged weightless and wacky with an octopus hook.

Thanks for the suggestions.

I'm going tomorrow to academy to buy a few cranks. Wanting to buy square bill because I fish mostly shallow stained lakes. If you could only buy 3 what size and colors would you choose.

Fished lake norfork (AR) today. Buddy took me out and we caught a few good ones. It was cold. The MTB hoo rag was a life saver.

Yes it's a bagley.

I already have a live target blue gill SB. Can't ever have to many baits! I will try the plumbers cement. Thanks guys.

How about a thin layer of super glue over it.

First time I have fished it today. I guess I hit a rock or something. Will this affect the lures performance?

My hooks have all been mixed together and I was wondering if there is any to tell what's a 1/0,2/0,3/0,5/0 ect..

I got out fished by a guy using the ball head and yum dingers, I was using the Ned mushroom hook and the elaztech worm made for the Ned. Of course there could have been several factors like line size or techniques, but I don't feel like it matters what kind off jig head you use as long as it's small. When I say out fished I mean he caught around 12 and I caught around 8. I love the Ned Rig.

You can use a button hook or a small Ball head hook. I used a yum dinger cut in half. Just hopped it along the bottom.

I fished this because of the topic you posted. Thanks again BR members for sharing your knowledge.

Fished a tourney at lake Norfork this past weekend and we caught countless smallies and this LM on the Ned rig. First time users and now we are both believers.

I had a buddy set the hook on a Texas rig once and the bullet weight hit me right below the eye. Had a big bruise for quite a while.

Black cavaitron Mouse Spittin' image

Jan. 19th. I think it's a senko type bait made by big bite baits I think. My little backyard pond.

I think it's light from my razorback hoodie.

The Northeast Corner of Arkansas.

Caught them this morning in my small Pond behind my house.