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    Best Crappie Lure

    Anyone have suggestions on the best crappie lures? I myself prefer a chartreuse curly tail with 1/8 or 1/16 oz. white jig head?

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    Minnows vs Jigs or both?

    Quote Originally Posted by bkbobbit View Post
    Anyone have suggestions on the best crappie lures? I myself prefer a chartreuse curly tail with 1/8 or 1/16 oz. white jig head?
    I like Chartreuse a lot. I add a Chartreuse crappie nibble to all my hooks when fishing for crappie.

    It's hard to beat a live minnow for crappie fishing some days.

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    Glow Crappie Nibbles, Chartreuse,

    Quote Originally Posted by bkbobbit View Post
    Anyone have suggestions on the best crappie lures? I myself prefer a chartreuse curly tail with 1/8 or 1/16 oz. white jig head?
    I ordered some of these. Going to give them a try. Should be here next week.

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    Glow Crappie Nibbles, Chartreuse

    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Bobbitt View Post
    I ordered some of these. Going to give them a try. Should be here next week.
    Nibbles were delivered today. Will try to get them wet this weekend. Later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Bobbitt View Post
    Nibbles were delivered today. Will try to get them wet this weekend. Later.
    You've got my attention. I'm thinking about buying this product and trying it out next time I hit the lake. I'm a sucker for any "miracle fish attractant" product.

    (No, I never bought the "Banjo Minnow" or "Helicopter lure")

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyme2fish View Post
    You've got my attention. I'm thinking about buying this product and trying it out next time I hit the lake. I'm a sucker for any "miracle fish attractant" product.

    (No, I never bought the "Banjo Minnow" or "Helicopter lure")
    I've caught more 5 lbs bass on the banjo minnow than all others combined. Still use them too

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    favorite is black/chartreuse in just about any form from plastic to handtied hair or marabou.

    Don't even think of going without nibbles.

    Weight depends on depth needed to fish. Right now 1/32 or 1/16th.

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    I picked up two jars of nibbles today. I'll give my honest report on their effectiveness after I use them.

    Those two jars cost me over $77.00 !! I made the stupid mistake of asking my wife if she wanted to go to the big box store with me.

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    What did SHE buy?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tyme2fish View Post
    I picked up two jars of nibbles today. I'll give my honest report on their effectiveness after I use them.

    Those two jars cost me over $77.00 !! I made the stupid mistake of asking my wife if she wanted to go to the big box store with me.
    My enter key is not working for some reason. Edited: I had the my general settings changed to WYSIWYG instead of standard setting. I changed it back to standard and now my Enter Key is working again like it did in the past. I normally try to post my text above the quoted text that I am responding to instead of below it like this time. But I could not do that when I started this post as the enter key would not let me move the quoted text down a row where I could start my text above it. I got that fixed now. So the next time I'll post above the quoted text that I'm replying to.



    But what did she buy that cost so much. Crappie nibbles cost about 4 or 5 bucks a jar.

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    Nibbles

    Two grandkids and two grown kids started fishing without Nibbles... a few bites but no catches.
    Added the Nibbles... started catching crappie and bluegill.
    Conclusion... the Nibbles actually work.

    Quote Originally Posted by Keith Bobbitt View Post
    Nibbles were delivered today. Will try to get them wet this weekend. Later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moveon View Post
    But what did she buy that cost so much. Crappie nibbles cost about 4 or 5 bucks a jar.
    We bought various a sundry items. Vacuum cleaning bags,jeans for me,assorted yard stuff. The typical junk one picks up when they are just out "shopping". Also bought a bathtub no slip mat so I won't fall on my butt again!!

    The nibbles were only $3.66 a jar. Bought one jar of white and one of chartreuse.

    Plans are to fish on Tuesday so I'll let y'all know the results.

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    Cool. I about had another heart attack when I thought you were saying that you spent 70 bucks on the crappie nibbles. But then I read your post again and figured out what you were saying. LOL

    I went fishing today for a couple of hours and learned a good lesson. Always change the line on your reel before fishing for the first time of the year.

    I lost four spinners due to the line breaking as I was casting them. I saw the lure sail off about 100 yards and splash into the lake after it broke free of my line.

    I was using 2 lb test and it's not that strong in the first place. But it was at least two years old.

    I did manage to catch a crappie on my first and second casts and then lost the first lure. By the time I retied on a new lure I had drifted about 300 yards off my spot. I trolled back to the spot and caught a couple more fish and lost one good big crappie before I lost another lure. As I caught the last fish I turned on the live well pump and that made enough noise to scare the fish out of the shallow water flats I was fishing. I released four 9" crappie at the end of the day. I did have fun though. Never got to use my minnows that I bought last week. I'll use them on Tuesday when I go again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tyme2fish View Post
    We bought various a sundry items. Vacuum cleaning bags,jeans for me,assorted yard stuff. The typical junk one picks up when they are just out "shopping". Also bought a bathtub no slip mat so I won't fall on my butt again!!

    The nibbles were only $3.66 a jar. Bought one jar of white and one of chartreuse.

    Plans are to fish on Tuesday so I'll let y'all know the results.

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