| One of the most important things to
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| | box. This is one of the biggest mistakes
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| remember when choosing a lure is that
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| | that people make so do not choose a lure
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| what worked yesterday may not work today.
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| | based on how it looks in your box, that
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| Next up remember that what worked in one
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| | is just too metro-sexual and this is a
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| location most likely will not work in
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| | man's sport so get over it.
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| another. There are reasons that crappie
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| | Starting with plastics the main goal here
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| move around one of which is that they
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| | is to resemble the shape, color and size
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| want some variety in their diet. If you
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| | of a potential target food. Of course
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| find that they like a silver minnow in
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| | trying to capture the behavior of live
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| one spot they may not like it in another.
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| | bait is also included but that relies on
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| This can be disheartening at times
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| | you knowing what to do when it comes to
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| especially when you are fishing outside
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| | presentation. Plastics can look so very
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| of spawning season.
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| | much like the object of the crappies
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| Don't forget you have a bigger brain,
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| | affection that it can be scary but the
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| although it may not seem like it
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| | real question is how does it behave and
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| sometimes, it is your job to know what
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| | look in the water. Often times these
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| the crappie is looking for. So start by
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| | lures are stiff in the water and do not
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| knowing what bait fish are in the area.
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| | present well. They do have their
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| Do not make the same mistake that so many
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| | advantages because they look so much like
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| do and assume that the crappie is looking
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| | live food so when using these be sure to
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| for minnows. There are lots of other
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| | use lighting to your advantage. These
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| foods out there. Throughout the year
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| | absorb scents or can be called
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| crappie will eat everything including
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| | 'scentless'. I have never had success
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| worms, minnows, crawdads, snakes, frogs,
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| | with using scents on any type of lure.
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| tadpoles and every type of bug it can
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| | Next up cloth or feather type lures, I'm
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| catch. I've even known them to chase
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| | ignoring the plastic lures that try to
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| after a bare hook and a finger dangling
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| | behave like cloth. These have an
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| in the water.
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| | advantage over plastics because of the
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| There so many varieties and categories
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| | presentation. These lures do not look
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| for lures that it's hard to find a spot
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| | much like real crappie food but when they
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| to start. So let us begin by defining
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| | are wet they do look a lot better. When
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| three categories of lures: plastics,
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| | the cloth or feather lure is wet it
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| cloth or feather and live. Of course
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| | adheres more to the fluid dynamics and
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| there are mixes of those but let's start
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| | when pulled correctly buy a line and a
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| at the basics.
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| | quick wrist it will swim just like a bait
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| With every type of lure we have to
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| | fish does when swimming. These are hard
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| consider how it behaves in the water not
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| | to visualize because they change shape so
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| just how flashy it looks in your tackle
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| | much when they are in the water.
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