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LIVETARGET® Bluegill Crankbaits
If you think bluegill are fun to catch, just wait until you hook up with a big bass, walleye or other predator fish using the LIVETARGET Bluegill. Few baits can match the lifelike features and dead-on swimming action of the LIVETARGET Bluegill offers. With its realistic markings, scale patterns, raised gill plates and nervous ''don't eat me'' eyes in addition to the aggressive rattle and swimming action, the LIVETARGET Bluegill has all the characteristics a big time bait needs. Plus, with Kopper's strategic internal weight transfer system, the LIVETARGET Bluegill casts like a bullet so you
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If you think bluegill are fun to catch, just wait until you hook up with a big bass, walleye or other predator fish using the LIVETARGET Bluegill. Few baits can match the lifelike features and dead-on swimming action of the LIVETARGET Bluegill offers. With its realistic markings, scale patterns, raised gill plates and nervous ''don't eat me'' eyes in addition to the aggressive rattle and swimming action, the LIVETARGET Bluegill has all the characteristics a big time bait needs. Plus, with Kopper's strategic internal weight transfer system, the LIVETARGET Bluegill casts like a bullet so you can cover loads of water. Outfitted with premium Daiichi hooks.
Tip: Fasten the LIVETARGET Bluegill directly to the main fishing line or leader material using a clinch or loop knot. Do NOT use a terminal snap, as this may impede the swimming action.
Tip: Fasten the LIVETARGET Bluegill directly to the main fishing line or leader material using a clinch or loop knot. Do NOT use a terminal snap, as this may impede the swimming action.
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Just need to know because I want to start using the kind of lures. 1 more question: What are some good live baits for large mouth? It would be nice if you would answer this one, but I really need to know the first one.
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yes they do get the koppers bluegill greatest lure ive used and even better they come with a metallic bluegill but yu have to buy that in the actual store. trust me get it the action is great. sometimes u swear its a real fish. well i do. live bait wise i use crawfish and nightcrawlers. small crawfish the best put the hook through the tail so the swimming action looks more natural because they swim backwards
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yes, bass do indeed eat bluegill, they love to eat small bluegill.And small bluegills works wonders when catching bass.Details:
Im pretty much a beginner so i was wondering is this attached directly to line or snap swivels? thanks.Answers
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Tie it straight to the line. Don't use a snap swivel on crankbaits! Good luck.A:
I used a clip, but make sure that the clip is dead centered. I've also tied directly to the split-ring on the lure. You might have to make a minor adjustment to the lure eye if it tracks left or right. Bend the eye opposite the direction that it is tracking.Answers
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i have never been much of a crankbait guy since my ponds get alot of algae during summer would this be good for a pond during spring and fall or even winter in maryland A Temperate climate zone with 4 seasons if you arent familiar...im worried about the price but it looks so good it caught my eye at bps the other day...also recommened which setup...line/rod/reelAnswers
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This is a very good crank bait ,it will match the forage in your pond but if there is a lot of grass you can expect to get some on it from time to time. Just learn to clean it off while you are cranking it and the erratic action will also cause a strike.A:
I like the realism of this bait also. I suspect if your pond has bluegill in it the bass will be totally fooled by the Kopper. I have only used this bait once. A huge snapping turtle inhaled it as it swam by. Needless to say my 12lb line was no match for a 30lb turtle. I use a medium rod (spinning or casting) and line from 8 to 12lbs. I have a small and large bluegill in my box now just waiting for spring. Good luck.Details:
When it hits bottom and you stop cranking, does it rise quickly like a Bandit crank, or more slowly like a Spro Little John?Answers
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It rises slower then a bandit baitsImages for this Answer
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it looks good but how deep?Answers
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Depending on which one you buy. Three to four or Five to Six feet.Images for this Answer
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Check under "Read More" in the lure description. It gives depths for each size.1 of 1
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