New From Kieteck

[Don]

Soft Baits: Keitech Neco Camaron

The Neko Camaron was developed for success in the ultra-pressured water of Japan. Try it on the Neco Rig

www.keitechusa.com

I envision these doing well in cloudy water along a rocky bottom, weedlessly mounted on a WG#3 or simply hung onto a #4 bait hook.

 

[Solitario Lupo]

Looks just like another craw pattern to me I’ll stick with the ones I make.

 

[troutspinner]

They look very similar to a bait I bought at the fishing show in oaks last year from a specialty bait maker. I forgot I had them! Lol. I’ll have to go find them and give them a try this year.

 

[truecrimson]

They look very similar to a bait I bought at the fishing show in oaks last year from a specialty bait maker. I forgot I had them! Lol. I’ll have to go find them and give them a try this year.

Repeat after me; "Hi, my name is troutspinner and I have a problem."

 

[A-5]

Bahahahahahaha

 

[Don]

Bahahahahahaha

You guys are hilarious.

 

[Don]

New this yr or last are thes little spiders. Banks and stumps in Shahola, Lower Lake and Gouldsboro. Maybe the rocky dam heads in Jersey reservoirs where the Smallies live.

 

[pabassman]

They've been around for years. That's one of the original Keitech baits. Very productive on deep, cold water smallies. I mostly use the 3" on a football head

 

[Don]

They're new cause the internet said so and the internet is never wrong...ask them. (oh, and Henry David "liked the entry")

 

[pabassman]

They're new cause the internet said so and the internet is never wrong...ask them. (oh, and Henry David "liked the entry")

Or youre looking at the wrong spider ad. The new one is called the hyper spider

 

[pabassman]

 

[Don]

I Done been ripped ! Now what? So I was going to skip them on a 1/8th jig or in rocky areas.

How do you employ them? (of course mine are 2" old style).

 

[A-5]

Well here’s what they at basically doing this is the original. And I’m sure there was one before this one.

Cabin Creek Baits Spider Parts w/Jig Head

Typical spider jigs are made of a single piece of plastic; the tentacles are there, but action is severely limited because they’re molded as part of the main body. Spider Parts jigs from Cabin Creek Baits come in two sections, an enticing array of soft, flexible tentacles that ride near the jig...

shopkarls.com

 

[pabassman]

Well here’s what they at basically doing this is the original. And I’m sure there was one before this one.

Cabin Creek Baits Spider Parts w/Jig Head

Typical spider jigs are made of a single piece of plastic; the tentacles are there, but action is severely limited because they’re molded as part of the main body. Spider Parts jigs from Cabin Creek Baits come in two sections, an enticing array of soft, flexible tentacles that ride near the jig...

shopkarls.com

I got a bunch of those too!! I like them because the one tentacle is thicker and meant to be used as a weedguard.

 

[pabassman]

I Done been ripped ! Now what? So I was going to skip them on a 1/8th jig or in rocky areas.

How do you employ them? (of course mine are 2" old style).

Nothing wrong with that. I just dont use finesse stuff during the warmer season. Havent in many years. When I did the small Cabin Creek spider was very good.