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i was watching an episode of Bill Dance and he was using the dancing eel. i was at the BPS and found some. Of course, had to buy it. i was wondering if anyone used it and whats the best technique for these beast.

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Fish bite the tail of them a lot and can be pretty hard to hook a fish with one. Fish them in places you'd fish most shallow running crankbaits but not around timber because they don't come through it very well.

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Bluebasser is right, they get the tail more often then the hook, where im at right now the tadpoles are in huge numbers so I catch alot of fish on the teeny tad version of the bait, it has a shorter tail so you hook into more fish, but I like the full size eels in the hot summer along shallow shorelines,

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Gimick bait in the beginning, catches a few nowadays but there are much better baits out there to spend your money on.

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I only use them when pike fishing right about now. The big pike will take the whole thing and get the hook, but forget using it again!

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Mine came apart the rubber got a rip in it from a pike and then it slowly just came apart over time I can pull it off for just a all white crank body

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i have to admit... i bought one about 4 years ago.... thrown it twice maybe..it looks good but i would rather throw other cranks, etc.

i wish i could fish in the places Bill Dance does... seems like he could throw a helicoptor lure and catch'em.. :D

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shucks! i should of grab 2 more kvd than those. oh well. this time the lure really got me. can't return bc i already opened them and put them in my box.

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they work fine for me, not all the time of course but certain times of the year. like i said im catching fish off the teeny tad right now.

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i got the big ol boys. well i try them out in this pond ive fished at in Oklahoma. its almost looks the same as big dance was on. thanks for all the info

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