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Is a Christy critter considered a brush hog?  I’ve had very good success on them especially the black and blue flake, and green pumpkin colors.  I’ve only tried t- rigging them so far. 

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I’ve caught a few on black baby brush hogs skipping them under docks. I have a bag of green pumpkin magic babies but haven’t been out since I picked them up. 

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I use the Brush Hog during the summer and winter as a backup to a jig. I'll use the Baby Brush Hog year round. 

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Caught my pb on a sprayed grass baby brush hog so I’m a bit partial. 

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Have had more luck on the baby brush hog.

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I fished with a brush hog today and think I would like the baby brush hogs better. The full size one seems a little too large, was looking for something similar to a lizard in profile for pitching and flipping. 

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I use both depending on the situation.  The baby one gets through cover better when flipping.  The full size is good for Carolina rigs.  I also like the baby when flipping behind someone else.  

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