Brendan Duffy Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Just wondering how you guys rig your sweet beaver and what hook you use? I recently read that Tommy Biffle texas rigs his beaver with a 5/16 ounce worm weight and a tru tungsten peg weight. How about you? Also what is your favorite color? Quote
J. M. Richardson Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 I usually T-rig my beavers with a 1/4 oz weight, on an owner short shank 3/0 hook Quote
Super User J Francho Posted December 13, 2009 Super User Posted December 13, 2009 4/0 Owner SSW or Gam. 6/0 Octopus hook, snelled with a shrink wrap keeper. Weight is anywhere from 1/2 oz. to 1-1/2 oz. pegged tungsten, depending on thickness of cover. I also rig them on an open hook football jig, 3/8 oz. to 1 oz. Quote
Sherlock 60 Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Weightless on a 3/0 or 4/0 EWG hook. Quote
-nick- Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 T-rigged 1/4 weight on a 3/0 ewg hook. My favorite colors are dirty sanchez and hemotoma. Although those are the only colors I've tried so far, they both produce really well. Quote
Hook Set Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 T-rigged 1/4 tungsten 3/0 Gama EGW. Great for flippin in the brush and laydowns. Quote
egolfer Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 Usually 5/0 BMF for punching. 4-5/0 EWG when fishing wood and structure. Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted December 14, 2009 Super User Posted December 14, 2009 I fish the Double Wide Beaver as a jig trailer. Specifically, GMAN 1/2 & 3/4 oz stand-up jigs. Black jig/ blue trailer. This is a big presentation and you won't catch a lot of bass, but the ones you do fool will be HUGE! 8-) Quote
Blue Streak Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 A weightless presentation has been my best. Quote
.Paxamus. Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 1/4 oz tungsten, 4-0 Trokar or Paycheck hook, parasite clip, and bobber stop or Tru tungsten stop Quote
hooks2bset Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 1/2 or 3/4 Tru-Tungsten Denny Brauer Series, PayCheck Baits 4/0 Punch Hook with Punch Barb attached. Colors... Dirty Sanchez, Okeechobee Craw, Pay Back and Penetration. Quote
angler1 Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 2/0 or a 3/0 ewg hook, TT 1/2oz to 3/4oz filppin style weight. If I am going to peg the weight I will switch weights all together to gambler florida rig weights, they stay where you put them because of the "gel" stuff inside them. I also like the gambler florida rig weights with the rattle in them as well. Quote
river-rat Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 Owner 3/0 straight shank hook (xxx strong), 3/16-5/16 tru tungsten slip sinker, parasite clip and bobber stop. Colors: Coonasty Payback Hillbilly Special Black Neon (black w/chartreuse tip) Quote
Pantera61 Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it is Quote
J. M. Richardson Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 Pantera 61 writes: smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it is Outkast Tackle makes an awesome bluegill colored jig also, works great here in the northern states Quote
Pantera61 Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 Pantera 61 writes: smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it isOutkast Tackle makes an awesome bluegill colored jig also, works great here in the northern states what I like about the OSP jig is the eye of the hook is perpendicular to the shank, not in line with the shank, if that was clear. It puts the hook into the top of the mouth on the set and lose very few fish. Quote
Super User bassfisherjk Posted December 15, 2009 Super User Posted December 15, 2009 Weightless Texas rig,with a 4/0 ewg hook. Quote
Super User Munkin Posted December 15, 2009 Super User Posted December 15, 2009 smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it is The bait it is setting on works well for women. Where do you buy those jigs? Allen Quote
Pantera61 Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it is The bait it is setting on works well for women. Where do you buy those jigs? Allen you can purchase those jigs on that Internet auction site or a couple of the Japanese on line merchants. japanprofishing.com or bass.co.jp are among them Quote
b.Lee Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it is I like that color a lot Quote
midnighthrasher Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 I tried sweet beavers last summer and couldnnt get a bite. i fished em' weightless in grass and pads and nothing. got tired of not cathing so started using other baits... senkos, tubes, rage tail..... and BAM!!! started hooking up.... kinda gave up on sweet beavers Quote
-nick- Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 smallie beaver -- big texan or sprayed grass w/OSP Zero One jig in bluegill. If there is a better imitation of a bluegill, I don't know what it is I like that color a lot x2 That's a pretty sexy jig/trailer combo. Quote
Super User Crestliner2008 Posted December 16, 2009 Super User Posted December 16, 2009 I started using the Sweet Beaver just this past spring with great results. I rig it with a 4/0 EWG and I put one of those "Sluggo" nail weights inside. The LM love 'em! Quote
RandySBreth Posted December 16, 2009 Posted December 16, 2009 I'm mostly using the Smallie Beaver as a Jig trailer, too. The PowerBait Beast in the smaller size is great as a trailer, too. It's wider, and you can get a tube-like spiraling fall out of a jig with it as a trailer - deadly for dock-skipping. Quote
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