Spro Mcstick

[Dypsis]

So this year I really made an attempt, especially since late summer on, to improve and use jerkbaits more.  I feel I have been moderately successful.  I primarily use LC 78 & 100 and MB 110 & 110Jr.  I also purchased some Yo-Zuri 3DB from a friends recommendation and a few Duo and Ima Flints.  

 

At the TW black Friday sale I bought a McStick 95 in Old Glory - great lipless bait color.  But never hear/read to much about them.  Anyone use them and if so how do they preform for you.  They suspend well? 

 

Thanks!

[Bluebasser86]

They're great, but I prefer the 110 size. Good colors, sharp hooks, suspend well, great all around bait and a staple at most of the Ozark lakes. Norman flake and Spro blue are really popular, as is Cellmate, which is my personal favorite. 

[smalljaw67]

Like Bluebasser86, I too prefer the 110 size and my favorite pattern is cell mate. The old glory is a pattern I don't have but if I did, it would be one I would reach for on an overcast day.

[Dypsis]

They're great, but I prefer the 110 size. Good colors, sharp hooks, suspend well, great all around bait and a staple at most of the Ozark lakes. Norman flake and Spro blue are really popular, as is Cellmate, which is my personal favorite. 

 

 

Like Bluebasser86, I too prefer the 110 size and my favorite pattern is cell mate. The old glory is a pattern I don't have but if I did, it would be one I would reach for on an overcast day.

 

 

Why do you like the 110 more - better action, suspends better, quality of bites?

[Bluebasser86]

Why do you like the 110 more - better action, suspends better, quality of bites?

I just prefer the larger size. Baitfish are typically larger that time of year.

[Hogsticker]

I'll go against the grain. I prefer the 95,but then again I prefer all my hardbaits on the smaller side. The baitfish I see are lucky to be pushing 3 inches. None the less, it's a staple in my jerk box, but the Yo Zuri 3DB minnow out fished it this season much to my surprise.

[smalljaw67]

I like using the larger baits most of the time, the 4" to 4.5" seem to draw larger strikes for me but I do use smaller baits when the fish want smaller. The 3DB jerkbait is really nice, it is a smaller bait that fishes like a large bait and the lures in that series have all been great. I like the Pointer 78 and the size 8 X-Rap along with a few other smaller baits but they get thrown only after the large ones failed to work.