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I recently picked up a pack of these in the Junebug color; anybody ever have success with these?

 

I tried putting one on my black on black cavitron but didn't help me any. 

 

I'm trying to use these things more often! Any help would be spectacular 

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I watched a video where a guy swore by the chartreuse/pearl single tail fat albert grub for his pitching and flipping set up. So I ordered a pack. Haven't gotten them yet.

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I use them as swim jig, spinnerbait, and buzzbait trailers also! Great little bait, holds up pretty good too and isn't expensive.

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So, what colors do you guys SUGGEST? Chartreuse/white, etc in clear colors and Junebug/darker in muddy?

 

Also, when you guys say swim jig--what exactly do you mean? 

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I fish Fat Alberts all the time - a very versatile bait. As already mentioned, they can be used as a trailer, on a jig-head, or fished alone.  I rig them weightless and weedless on a 1/0 EWG hook. You can swim/pop them on top, or let them soak for a few seconds and swim them back sub-surface.  Since they are rigged weedless, you can drag them over slop and let them sink into holes, etc. 

 

Color?  I typically only use one color - Watermelon Green Orange Flake.

 

Not a big fish bait by any means, it's mostly a numbers bait. However, this ole gal must have been in a diet and only wanted a light meal when she sucked up this Fat Albert back in June.

 

That's a Fat Albert WAY down there... :lol:

 

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Her diet wasn't working very well - she still looks a bit "chunky" !

 

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Picked up a bag of green pumpkin last evening. Looking forward to slinging a couple this weekend. Figuring on dropping them into some holes in the weed beds. 

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Hey Hey Hey man me and the gang use them on a jig head. Smoke or green pumpkin works great for us. Weird Harold like pearl also.

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Hey Hey Hey man me and the gang use them on a jig head. Smoke or green pumpkin works great for us. Weird Harold like pearl also.

 

I saw whatcha did there.

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One of my go to baits in early spring and fall. The bass in my avatar is my biggest LM ever and it was caught in early spring 2012 on a pearl white Fat Albert grub.

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Great grub, big enough to rig texas style with an EWG hook and weight. I fish them like a plastic worm.

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Jighead or on a split shot rig with a 1/0 wide gap hook, they're a killer. Like others mentioned they're a great trailer too. 

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Fat Albert is actually not one that I prefer.  Its a fine grub, nothing wrong with it.   But I am more so impressed  by Mr. Twister 5" FAT grubs.  I like the big, meaty body, and the tail is large and broad.  Not quite as supple as the Kalins tail, but still gives great action even on the fall.    Also, I find this to be the best grub for jig trailers.  It is a phenomenal presentation - for a grub.  

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