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Lures For Cattails

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I went fishing earlier this week and had a lot of success catching bass by running a H2O Express bluegill patterned squarebill crank and a Zoom Super Fluke just outside of the cattails.  The water was usuall pretty shallow.  No more than two-three feet and clear. 

 

The question I have is, what would you suggest I use to throw up into the cattails.  A heavy jig?  A t-rigged soft plasic?  A Poulan Weed-Eater? 

 

What have you had success with?

I would throw either a 1/2oz jig with a trailer or a weighted (and pegged) T-rig with something like a Craw or Bug on it.

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What style of jig would you recommend?

big jig with craw trailer

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Avoid long and skinny worms, they wrap around the plant stems, but short worms work nicely, pegged creature baits too, jigs, weedless spoons with a tráiler also work, spinnerbaits reeled paralel to the plants when they form walls or in between the plants when they grow isolated or in small patches.

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