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    Spanish killers

    Came across some nice looking jigs/lures between Academy and Walmart the other day and thought I would share. The top two(gold and silver) are made buy Manns and are called Little George. 1/4 oz lead weight, it's like a combination between a jig and a buzz bait. With that flashy buzz spoon I expect these things to be massive Spanish killers. The others are Buccaneer Banana Jigs. 1/4 oz jigs as we'll. They hVe a slight curve to them so the will flutter as you jig them. Should work pretty well also.
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    Little George's are popular with bass fisherman who vertically jig them in deep water. I also know a few guys who bounce them off the bottom in deep channels for redfish.
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    Disclaimer: This post and/or report is not a substantiation of or reflection on the true accuracy of the present stock assessment methods. It is only an anecdotal report on or comment concerning local observations. Your results may vary.

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    used to fish with "lil georges' 30 years ago on the swift creek flats on the alababa river sw of autaugaville,,,you gotta be humping a spinning reel to keep those suckers off bottom in 8 ft of water,,No big deal down there with no structure,,Tom mann"s ideal lure..probably more lost than bullets shot in ww2,,but schoolie bas will bite em,,tight lines

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    You can cast a Little George a country mile. Caught many a suspended smallmouth on the bluffs at Wilson Lake on the 1/2 oz size.

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    Tons of white bass have fallen to ol George

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    James tried the Little Georges last year with no luck on Spanish.Not sayin they wont work but we also tried a big Rooster Tail.Seems as though I remember Spanish were biting pretty good at the time and they weren't interested in the spinners.I know the spoons will work great.

 

 

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