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combined with the following in 1/8 oz
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insert this 1/8 oz head into
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These 2 combos are killer in creeks!
smljaw nailed it... only i dont use stand up jig heads or shakey heads in rocky creeks as tehy get the head hung in the rocks too easy.. I like teh smallie beaver T-Rigged on an EWG hook to prevent hangups... try draggin it then eratic hops like a darting craw... i also like the tube jig smljaw linked slipped into this like a tube ....
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For creeks you can't beat a yellow or black rooster tail . Simple and inexpensive....
This summer I've become a fan of a 1/8 oz. Bitsy Bug with Zoom craw trailer. Caught some really nice fish on it. Three main colors: Olive, Olive and Olive. :)
I wore them out with a wacky worm today. Got a couple on a craw crank, but most including two 15" smallies were on the wacky rig.