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What ultra light lures do you guys have great luck with when it comes to wading or fishing small streams?

I know ultra lure fishing will catch anything from panfish up to bass.

any colors/types you use that you can share?

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I have had luck on very small rapala crankbaits for bass and crappie. I also have had luck on black rooster tails with a silver blade when fishing for trout.

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My ultra light spinnerbaits in blood red, black, and white have done well and in cooler water temps allow for a slower retrieve. Ive used many different tubes meant for panfish but generally only for white bass.

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!/8th ounce Rattle Trap , Strike King Rocket Shad / Bitsy Bug / Mini spin ,all kinds of small soft plastics to  name a few .

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I caught so many smallmouth on the rebel wee craw it's for sure my favorite ultra light crank also catch a lot of panfish on it too!

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2 minutes ago, crankbait2009 said:

so it sounds like all ul lures are fair game......

Pretty much.  Inline spinners, small crankbaits, and small tubes and grubs especially do a good job for stream smallies, panfish, and trout. I don't think color matters that much, but I like black, golds, oranges, yellows, and reds in the streams I usually fish, which have a brownish stain. 

 

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The original Rapala minnow size 03 floating and count down in fire tiger and black back/silver.

Tom

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#1 super special top secret bait for this situation:

1/8 oz panther Martin spinner. Black one with yellow dots and the good blade. 

Might look like this (notice it's already tied on)

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My top two are the spro phat flies and Lake fork baby shad with the ball tail on the Bps premium jigs with the Gammy hooks. 

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1/16 and 1/8 ounce Rooster Tails.  I try and stick to the lighter colors.

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Sassy shads and grubs on small jig heads, rooster tails, rebel craws, crickhoppers, and beetle spins.

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One lure I haven't seen mentioned yet is 1/8 kastmaster spoons. These have the benefit of casting much farther than other lures in the same weight class.

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The smallest two sizes of Rebel Craw. It seems everything in a creek will bite that.

Grubs, tube jigs, 1/16 or 1/8 Roadrunners, Rebel Miniatures like the Bumblebug.

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Yo Zuri Pins Minnow

Small Rooster tails (longer blades spin closer to the body and have less lift, which is helpful in faster currents of a river).

TINY Kastmasters or Pheobe spoons

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Road runners, beatle spins, very small crankbaits, and a bait called the Inch Minnow.

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42 minutes ago, Jake the Cake said:

1/8oz Yellow Rooster Tail.  It'll catch anything in a creek or river.

if i'm not throwing the black/gold one i showed above, it's the same size and brand, but yellow w/ red dots and silver blade.

if you can't catch on one of those two, there may not be any fish in your waters!

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35 minutes ago, buzzed bait said:

if i'm not throwing the black/gold one i showed above, it's the same size and brand, but yellow w/ red dots and silver blade.

if you can't catch on one of those two, there may not be any fish in your waters!

I know we're getting off topic here, but where do you get one with red dots?  Is it a Worden's?

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Streams? In-line spinners, beetlespins, small spinnerbaits, small grubs, lots of stuff.

If you have a couple feet of depth, I love tossing the Strike King Bitsy Pond Minnow...

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1 hour ago, Jake the Cake said:

I know we're getting off topic here, but where do you get one with red dots?  Is it a Worden's?

 

panther martin brand

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