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I went fishing the past weekend 12 o clock and 90 outside using a pb&J rage craw and was catching them left and right I couldn't understand it water was as hot as bath water could someone elaborate as to why pb&j works so well 

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Welcome aboard, Matthew!

 

It's awesome you had success with PB&J. I have had limited luck

with it, so don't use it much. Hank Parker used to say it was one

of his favorites. Guess that nudged me to try it.

 

I say keep using until it stops workin' for ya! :D 

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I dunno but a PB&J Brush Hog on a swing head dropped around brush piles works like a champ for me, too

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Purple and brown or what today is referred to as PB&J has been around since the late 60's in vinyl skirts, also blue & brown was popular.

I put together black, purple & brown in '71 as a 3 color hair jig to match the 3 colors used with pork rind trailers with good success that became my go to color combo called "anywhere anytime" because it works everywhere year around.

Tom

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Some crawfish can be brown with a purple hue. The fish that were chewing on that Rage craw were probably feeding on them. I heard about this coloration and didn’t believe it until I saw a crawdad in the water and it appeared to be purple. Then it clicked.... uncrustables!

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My most productive bait since the start of summer has been a PB&J jig with a Green Pumpkin Rage craw. I'll have to try the pb&j craw with that jig.

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You had your lure in the right place at the right time with the right retrieve. It just happened to be PB&J.

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Purple and its many variants like pb&j  , elec blue... have  long been my most successful soft plastic  colors . 

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Most of the time I only use two colors. PB&J or Black&Blue depending on the condition the water is in.

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So you changed colors and PB&J was the only one working? Or you went fishing, found a good spot and presented the bait in a way that the fish wanted and caught them, and the bait just happened to be that color Rage Craw?

 

I like a PB&J jig, but I've had limited success on PB&J plastics, no idea why. 

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It will catch fish and some days it is the best color.  However most of the time I catch more fish on other colors.

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I have the same experience as Bluebasser86. A brown or black trailer on a PB&J colored jig is killer for me as is a brown and purple hair jig but not so much for a soft plastic.

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On 8/19/2019 at 1:14 PM, J._Bricker said:

Some crawfish can be brown with a purple hue. The fish that were chewing on that Rage craw were probably feeding on them. I heard about this coloration and didn’t believe it until I saw a crawdad in the water and it appeared to be purple. Then it clicked.... uncrustables!

Thank you for replying to my post I forgot to mention that this was in 2 feet to 6 inch of crystal clear water I dont believe I have purple crayfish here in ky 

On 8/20/2019 at 12:42 AM, Bluebasser86 said:

So you changed colors and PB&J was the only one working? Or you went fishing, found a good spot and presented the bait in a way that the fish wanted and caught them, and the bait just happened to be that color Rage Craw?

 

I like a PB&J jig, but I've had limited success on PB&J plastics, no idea why. 

Well it was really shallow clear water with no shade and I started with summer craw and changed to pb&j 

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