Uncle Buck's® Panfish Creatures - Crickets with Hook

   

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Natural Cricket

1"

1/32 oz.

Quantity: 3
Model: BCK3-104
693070
Your Price: $1.79
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Black Red Flake

1"

1/32 oz.

Quantity: 3
Model: BCK3-109
693176
Your Price: $1.79
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Pumpkin Seed

1"

1/32 oz.

Quantity: 3
Model: BCK3-114
693179
Your Price: $1.79
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Grasshopper Green

1"

1/32 oz.

Quantity: 3
Model: BCK3-35
693178
Your Price: $1.79
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Uncle Buck's Panfish Creatures are made to put the fish back in fishing. These lifelike lures are copies of the insects and creatures in nature that are natural food for all panfish. Tie one on and start catching fish today!

Uncle Buck's incredible Cricket is so lifelike the fish will never know what hit them. Made of soft plastic, these one-inch, realistic Cricket critters attract fish in no time. Each package contains three crickets with hooks. 1", 1/32 OZ.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 21 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by All around great lure Does well for casting and fishing in streams and creeks. I've had bluegill, trout, and bass all take this lure. You can buzz it across the surface, twitch it on top, let it sink and reel it in under water. The durabilityis preety good. I like reading reviews and I hope i've helped someone else with this. I highly recommend this. July 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by great cricket! This is a great little creature! Caught lots of bream and one bass on this with a spinner attached. May 17, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by they do NOT float I should have know better, but I assumed a cricket would float- wrong. The hook was to big for the lure, and the plastic stiff. June 10, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by No Success Yet Have used the black & green crickets on two occasions...once when the barometric pressure was messed up and nothing was biting....and ....once when the fish were biting on live crickets but not on the black ones (did not try the green ones on this occasion). I'm still optimistic and will continue to use these items. Have not purchased any brown crickets yet. Have not tried using bait scents on them either. May 18, 2011
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a red aberdeen, I own a pack.
an aberdeen is just a regular hook
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a red aberdeen hook ,I have a pack.
a aberdeen is just a regular hook.
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no, you would use as it comes in the package.
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Have used it with a bobber without a splitshot because it'll sink slower. Have not tried it without a bobber and splitshot, but will next occasion I fish.
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no no no....ur misunderstood these are best used just tied on with nothing else with light tackle such as ultalight rod and reel and 2 to 6 lb line
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I use them bare, u don't need anything else. the fish like the slow falling action of the bait.
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I dont use a bobber, split shot would be the best bet here. I have also switched the hook out for a jig head
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I've always fished it weightless, or with as tiny a split shot I can get away with for fast moving water- no float.
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