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Jig and a crankbait.  But I will admit that to me, neds, grubs etc. are simply jigs rigged differently or fished differently.  

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6 hours ago, Sore Thumbs said:

It's more versatile than people realize. It's not just a vertical bait. I use it in the same places I throw a shakey head. It's great to throw around docks or cast out and reel it through suspended fish at a given depth. Plus you can put worms,craws,grubs,swimbaits or tiny flukes on it. There have been tournaments won fishing it shallow. I believe the Wood cup at Ouchita was won by a drop shot in an area with mud bottom with brush and lay downs. Good bait

It sure is versital.  I use 1 oz sinkers on mine and 0/5 and 0/6 hooks. just goes to show you they have a large range as well. 

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I've never fished a drop shot rig, sounds like a trip with nothing but a drop shot rig is in order because if I have a rod with a jig on it, it will be in my hands in short order

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You need to practice if you want to do the things that Thumbs is doing with his. 

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Just now, Tom Ryan said:

Jig and jerkbait (weighted for different depths) for me.

Hard to beat that combo. Just think a spinnerbait is more versatile than the jerkbait. With the trash that is in Table Rock a sinking jerkbait down past 10 feet usually doesn't last too long on the end of a line.

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