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This pic is for Dick Tabbert.. This is what I was talking about. I guess it has 6 legs, not 4. Sometimes I will bite about half the body off. I fish it this way on a jig head or by using a dropshot rig, while drifting or on a slow troll. I do get short strikes though when the smaller fish just grab the legs. I found out that by tipping with a waxwork or mealworm, the fish will take it much better and usually hook themselves.
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Comment by dick tabbert on March 18, 2014 at 11:30pm
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Jeff My Fresh water Jellyfish is different. Where you have 6 rubber legs I have 2 silicone legs. The tentacles are wrapped behind the head and run the full length of the rear silicone anywhere from 9 to 12 of them. The tentacles are made with flash so they are vary noticeable to the fish. Will have a picture tomorrow. Working on white Jellys now. Thanks for sharing Jeff I like to see other peoples bait that they like and work for them. I can see how this bait couldn't do anything but catch fish, thanks for sharing.
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