Otter17 Posted March 12 Posted March 12 Have any of you guys used this yet, and what are your thoughts on it? Thanks 1 Quote
Big Swimbait Posted March 12 Posted March 12 It has a unique action with the tail design. In addition to the jig n minnow, I really like it as a bladed jig trailer or on a scrounger head. 3 1 Quote
softwateronly Posted March 12 Posted March 12 X2 ^^ Also really nice and subtle on a underspin scott 1 1 Quote
Otter17 Posted March 14 Author Posted March 14 That’s what I was thinking about using it was an underpin. Thanks for sharing that. 2 Quote
IYAOYAS Posted March 14 Posted March 14 It catches fish even without FFS. I bought a few packs last january at a fishing show and have done pretty good with them. 2 Quote
softwateronly Posted March 15 Posted March 15 20 hours ago, Otter17 said: That’s what I was thinking about using it was an underpin. Thanks for sharing that. Did get a couple on it today, here's the best one shaking. Didn't get a pic of the one on an underspin, a northland tackle 1/2oz 2/0. scott 3 Quote
TheBaitMonkey Posted March 15 Posted March 15 It’s a good bait, really versatile! Can shake it, swim it, Ned it. Like the others have said, it has a nice tight tail wiggle when used like a swimbait. They last until you get broken off or get bored with it, especially when you put it on a jighead with a little dab of super glue. I like the Freeloaders by Crush City a lot, too 2 Quote
IYAOYAS Posted March 15 Posted March 15 1 hour ago, TheBaitMonkey said: I like the Freeloaders by Crush City a lot, too The freeloader is a really good trailer for just about everything. I've used it on swim jig, chatter baits, and spinnerbaits and caught fish on all of them! 1 Quote
JHoss Posted March 17 Posted March 17 Finally got on the water and had a chance to use these. Looked really good on a Range Roller jighead, but didn't catch anything on a minnow that day. I also used them as a trailer for a spinnerbait. It looked great and had nice action, but I was unimpressed by the durability. Seemed like the tails ripped off much easier than other plastics, especially other elaztech type baits. Quote
Super User FishTank Posted March 17 Super User Posted March 17 I like them. I have used them as a bladed jig trailer and just by themselves with a jig head. I hate to admit it but so far I have liked just about everything in the Crush City line despite the fact they copied one of my favorite baits, the OSP DoLive Beaver. I know it happens all the time but it gets old. With that said, the Bronco Bug (the copy) is a really good bait as well. 1 Quote
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