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Hidden farm ponds and remote strip mine lakes hold jumbo heavyweights that hardly ever see heavy fishing pressure. Shorter in size but not on moxie, the Pond Magic features hand selected color and blade combos that match the forage base of these smaller waters. Premium components such as a Mustad® Ultra Point™ hook and 60 strand ultra fine silicone skirt virtually guarantee that these tiny gems will reap HUGE rewards!
Hidden farm ponds and remote strip mine lakes hold jumbo heavyweights that hardly ever see heavy fishing pressure. Shorter in size but not on moxie, the Pond Magic features hand selected color and blade combos that match the forage base of these smaller waters. Premium components such as a Mustad® Ultra Point™ hook and 60 strand ultra fine silicone skirt virtually guarantee that these tiny gems will reap HUGE rewards!
Honestly tell me if this will work in a smaller pond with fish about 2 pounds that arent very aggresive and are usually fished on with a worm and bobber? If someone tells me it will and it doesn't work will be very dissapointed
This is one of the first baits i throw on anywhere i go, especially new ponds/lakes, because the biggest or smallest fish will take a crack at them. definitely should work in your situation. my friend has a small pond with half pound to three pound bass, and which are a little sluggish, and i've had great results. i also reccomend you look at the rooster tail in line spinners for some of the smaller fish.
to be honest no 1 can but your self you will need to try it for your self in that pond buutt i would asumme it might work if all they ever see is a bobber an worm it will be someting diferent to hre eyes
I have had great success with small fish. I have even caught a lot of bluegill with it. That said, I think you are better off going with a large beetlespin than this spinnerbait.
if you are in a somewhat clear pond, look at some of the darker colors. however, it is never a bad idea to have a brighter bait, or red bait for cloudy days, or even if you would like to experiment a little bit.
I think color is more a matter of confidence. While I usually follow the general guidelines and use a natural white color in clear water I have had great success with the red ant color