A vertical lead-head jig gives the Shrimpo™’s Finesse Plastic tail a tantalizing action that big panfish can’t resist. Not horizontal and not vertical, it’s the perfect blend of both jig styles! We call it “verti-zontal,” and it catches fish when other baits fail!
Ice Fishing
Imagine catching world-class panfish without live bait! It’s now possible with the Shrimpo™. The secret is in its lifelike Finesse Plastic tail, which constantly moves, even when you aren’t jigging. Use the Shrimpo™ in shallow water situations when fish are actively feeding—or not aggressive at all. A jig and pause cadence is recommended. Use the size 10 Shrimpo™ for ’gills and a size 6 for crappies and ’eyes.
Replacement tails available https://customjigs.com/products/original-finesse-plastic.html
Open Water
If you’re looking for guaranteed panfish action every time you go fishing, then the Shrimpo™ is for you! They’re best fished beneath a small fixed float and cast around piers, docks, dead falls and vegetation. Slip bobbers are also effective when fish are suspended above weed edges, brush or cribs. Trout find the Shrimpo™ irresistible and will hang on to the soft plastic body longer than most baits.
No matter the species you pursue, try rigging a Shrimpo™ to a dropper rig! Simply take a 4 to 6-inch piece of 2- to 6 pound fluorocarbon or monofilament and tie to the split ring of a Pro-Glow, Pro Series, Hammered or original Slender Spoon, terminating the other end to the paint-free eyelet of your favorite size and color Shrimpo™! Presented vertically, it’s often just the thing to tap difficult crappies, big ’gills … even finicky walleyes.
And for trout? Short of a live grasshopper drifted past a lunker lodge in the August sun, there’s nothing more deadly! Fished on a spinning combo (even a fly rod), the Shrimpo™ routinely out-fishes fly guides’ favorite flies!
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More tips on how to catch more fish with the Shrimpo!
- Turning on Negative Panfish: How to Catch More
- Orange Sherbet for Ice Fishing: Best Jig Color for Panfish
- Choosing The Right Jig For Bluegill Success: Catch More Fish
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