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anyone use these? likes or dislikes? was going to get some on clearance but went with havoc pit boss instead

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Great little swimbait where bluegill are present. Gills are starting to bed up here now and that means I'll be throwing it around the "minefields". Had great luck last year when the wind stirred up the water around the Gill beds. Bass were alot less spooky and eager to bite. Any new colors due like Baby Bass Big-O? That would be killer.

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Pricey and not durable. That being said it has been one of my favorite dock pitching baits for the past 2 years

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anyone use these? likes or dislikes? was going to get some on clearance but went with havoc pit boss instead

Good move.

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I like em but like koofy smacker said, not very durable. I've been doing real well at the local pond with them

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You may want to review these rigging illustrations. I only use it 3 basic ways. On a 4 to 5/0 flipping hook flat with the weight pegged for flipping. Also as a swim bait on the 6/0 Moaner hook and trimmed lower fins for clearance of the hook and weight on the belly of the bait. And as a jig trailer both flat and upright for the different profiles They're soft so that the fish will maul it in their mouth and bait will roll up easily on the hook set. Hope that helps!      

 

http://www.ragetail.com/news/rigging-info/rigging-diagrams/

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Its a great bait.  If you want to extend the life of the bait use a hook with a coil keeper.  For me this drastically improves the life of the bait and other soft baits in stead of using a offset shank worm hook.

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Caught I nice 6 lber on a shellcracker rigged to a heavy bluegill swim jig.  Not the most durable but it has great action in its tail.  Sometimes when I was bringing the bait back to the boat for another cast I thought a fish was swimming up to the boat.  The tail on the shellcracker looks very real when moving.

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Caught I nice 6 lber on a shellcracker rigged to a heavy bluegill swim jig.  Not the most durable but it has great action in its tail.  Sometimes when I was bringing the bait back to the boat for another cast I thought a fish was swimming up to the boat.  The tail on the shellcracker looks very real when moving.

 

Good job on the 6lber, looks like you need to update your Personal best in your profile .

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