How would you use this?

[Quillback]

11 minutes ago, Dutch said:

Green pumpkin with black or purple flake?

I'm partial to purple myself.  

[top_dollar]

It looks very close to a berkely hit worm.  I think they're designed for drop shotting.  They work great for me on a 1/16th oz ball head jig and a #2 hook. 

[Flysmallie]

2 hours ago, Dutch said:

Green pumpkin with black or purple flake?

 

This is not a discussion on color. It's about technique. 

[fishinwrench]

Something that looked just like that was hanging out my dogs butt the other day.  My wife ordered me to "deal with it" and I firmly refused.  It all worked itself out.

Surprisingly the thought to go grab it and Texas rig it never crossed my mind.

[Dutch]

1 hour ago, Flysmallie said:

 

This is not a discussion on color. It's about technique. 

You are so correct.  I got caught up in the moment.  Now about that pro staffer position.

[moguy1973]

I bet those would do well as a weightless jerk bait with about a 3/0 or 2/0 light wire EWG hook.  Could even throw it on the back of a jig, spinnerbait, or vibrating jig as a trailer.

[Dutch]

You guys never cease to amaze me with the ideas you come up with.  When it gets warmer I may have to pour up a bunch and get some of you to try them out.  About the only idea I had was to cut off the tail and see if crappie would bite them.

[txdave]

Well here on the Texas gulf coast we would rig either weedless or with an 1/8 or 1/16 oz jig head and fish for speckle trout and redfish with. Bouncing slowly across the bottom.😀

[kjackson]

In the right colors on a leadhead with a short section of crawler, it would be a dynamite walleye bait. White, chartreuse with a lot of flake...

[DChance]

weightless soft jerkbait for sure.