Fishnwire Posted July 17, 2009 Report Posted July 17, 2009 I noticed at my camp that the smallies will slam just about any size and shape of plastic bait, so long as it is crawfish coloured. Tubes, twistertails, lizards, worms...chigger-craws too obviously, but they have to be smoke, pumpkinseed, or something simular. I was hammering them on smoke coloured power tubes and when I ran out I went to a red and black flecked one. They just didn't want that thing. I picked around on the floor of the boat untill I found a discarded smoke coloured tube that was still barely useable. I tied it back on and went right back to slammin' 'em. Those weighted Texas-style hooks deserve a mention too. The wide gap tends to prevent a lot of deep hooked fish. They've changed the way I fish. I'm just loving the plastic this year. I used to be more into cranks and live bait, but the more I use soft baits the more versatile I see that they are.
fish_finder Posted July 17, 2009 Report Posted July 17, 2009 great advice Fishnwire! It seems this time of year the smallies are always keying in on crayfish everywhere! I'll keep that in mind, and I think I'll probably have to tie up some flies in those colours for this weekends bass blastin!
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