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  • Super User
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This thread piqued my interest enough to look up some of these guys on TW's site.  I am blown away that there are 124 different creatures on that site alone.   And every one of those comes in assortment of colors and most in various sizes.  Holy crap.  I have probably only used 5 or 6 different ones; so, I've got a long ways to go before I've tried enough to think I can weigh in on this discussion about which might be best.  wow.....

  • Super User
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Or save some money and relyon the suggestions offered.

These are the ones I can HIGHLY recommend:

 

All Rage Tail

MegaStrike MegaBug & MegaTube Craw

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Full size bait - it's a tie between the Zoom Brush Hog and the Gene Larew Hoodaddy

 

Small bait - Bitter's Bait and Tackle Salty Hog or a Zoom Baby Brush Hog

  • Super User
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Once you've got it narrowed down to one (or 4) favorites, what's the mostly (most successful) rigging? 

Obviously conditions will dictate, but I'm guessing most will generally throw in similar-type conditions when they put a creature on and end up with one or two regular rigging methods?

 

T-Rig - small weight <1/4oz ?

T-Rig - larger weight > or = 1/4oz ?

Weightless  ?

Carolina ?

Nail ?

Weighted hook (swimbait type) ?

 

I've had only limited success with creatures 'alone' (except for lizards), and have been using most in some sort of trailer configuration. 

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Lots of fun creatures out there, some I haven't spent enough time with to say I'd take them over a brush hog yet. So. Brush hog is numero uno right now

  • Super User
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Toss up between Rage Tail baby craw, Zoom baby brush hog, and YCB Hula grub.

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Has anyone said the Brush Hog yet?

That is my go to soft plastic; I use the baby size if I'm looking for numbers or if I'm on a new lake looking for those first few bites.

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Baby Brush Hog, and I can do you one better, I can even narrow it down to a single color. Greenpumpkin.

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Hey aavery, try pegging a skirted Boss Hub in front of your T-rigged HooDaddy and get ready for those hawgs to pull drag.

  • Super User
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Baby Brush Hog, and I can do you one better, I can even narrow it down to a single color. Greenpumpkin.

 

That's the exact bait I nailed them on last week. No monsters but 2 - 4 pounders all day. Green Pumpkin is just about the best color around for clear or lightly stained water.

  • Super User
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Hey aavery, try pegging a skirted Boss Hub in front of your T-rigged HooDaddy and get ready for those hawgs to pull drag.

I'll give it a try, are you using the larger 6" bait with this rig?

  • Super User
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That's the exact bait I nailed them on last week. No monsters but 2 - 4 pounders all day. Green Pumpkin is just about the best color around for clear or lightly stained water.

I like the green pumpkin color in clear water, I also have very good luck with the pumpkin seed and watermelon pepper neon with the tentacles died chartreuse.

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I'll give it a try, are you using the larger 6" bait with this rig?

Yes, 6" with a 5/0 Owner wide gap.

  • Super User
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Hey aavery, try pegging a skirted Boss Hub in front of your T-rigged HooDaddy and get ready for those hawgs to pull drag.

A trip KSRon and I made to Amistad last year, see if you can tell what is hangin out of this hogs mouth.

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A trip KSRon and I made to Amistad last year, see if you can tell what is hangin out of this hogs mouth.

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Another HooDaddy moment!

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Baby Brush hog and when it was available the Bacon Rind

  • Super User
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R.I. Sweet and smallie beaver....

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