Bass Pro Shops® Tournament Series® Squirmin'® Squirts - 1-1/2'' - 40 Pack
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Crappie, bass and bluegill love to inhale our Tournament Series Squirmin'® Squirts. The Squirts’ soft, hollow body and fine, undulating tentacles dart through the water like a real minnow. Plus, they are salt-impregnated for maximum attraction and to ensure the fish holds the bite long enough for a solid hook set. Length: 1-1/2"". 40 pack.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by CRAPPIENATOR good jigs
These tubes are great for crappie fishing. They have excellent tail action and come in all of my favorite colors. I only gave this product 4 stars because i wish they came in a 2 inch size and i still dont understand why they dont just sent the tubes with garlic because after the first couple of dips the salt is off....(not saying it doesnt work) these are good tubes and i would recomend them to someone who is looking for a smaller size tube.
March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by elkman1963 great product
these work great for crappies and trout and they have a great color selection for most areas of the contry !!!
March 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by crappieman1962 good tube jigs
been using them a long time because they work very well and catch more fish in tough conditions.
September 7, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by diamond32muzzy great bait!
i used this bait at a small lake in kentucky and caught bass, crappie, and catfish even! this is an awesome crappie bait.... i put it on a size 4 or 6 hook, with a bobber about 2 feet deep... throw it out there and just jerk it a little bit...about 2-6 inches every jerk and let it sit for about 5 seconds....they will hit it almost every time.. Great Bait!! just use it as i said or with a small jig head and drag the bottom and you will catch your limit!!
April 11, 2011
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small hook and bobberA:Â
I fish these on a one sixteenth ounce barbed jighead. I also Superglue these to the jighead, they will stay on much longer.A:Â
put one on a jig with the hook sticking out of the tenticles. tip it with a magott or 1/4 in of night crawler.A:Â
get blue and white ones (they work best) and put it on a yellow jighead w/ red and black eyes. then hook the tube through.then just add water
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small jig headA:Â
I shove a small jighead up the inside of the bait and push the eye through I use a bright colored jig head and you can still see the color a little bit cast and work slow, crappie love itDetails:Â
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For trout last weekend at the Mammoth opening day, these brownish 1 1/2" tube squirts were outstanding. Cast out and let them sink a bit and twitch them a tiny amount. Twitch a few times and retrieve a bit more. Small twitches seemed to get them off the bottom and then sink back moving the tentacles. We released 35 trout in 4 hours and kept 16 for 5 people. Everything else did not work and we tried!Images for this Answer
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Slow, steady, retrieveA:Â
constantly change up the speeds w/ them and jerk them a bit in the water. make sure tht all the stringy things hangin off them are loose for best movement.
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jig em.....u get somethinA:Â
I cast on structure and retrieve slow,the crappie seem to love it
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i usually use these with the smallest jighead like 1/12 oz or 1/16 oz early spring work great for crappie just cast it let it sit to the bottom and start reeling in very slowlyA:Â
When my dad and I go, we usually use them for crappie. We get a couple of 10 or 12 ft. wonderpoles and get over the top of some brushpiles and horizontally jig them. Let them sink on a light jig head and move them every few seconds to the left and right. Good Luck!!A:Â
I use a smaller hook (bluegill size or a little bigger) and throw it as far as I can. Then it should begin to fall slowly (if it falls too fast or slow, adjust the hook size to match your desired speed). The fish will usually hit it on the way down, but if not, jerk it a little and let it fall some more. Good Luck......1 of 1
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