Tube trick

imonit Can't weight to try it.
Drew

When using styrofoam in a c-rig tube, leader length is critical to the action. A short leader with alittle bit of styrofoam wil cause the tube to dance different than alot of it. If you get the chance, expiriment. It really dances different.

When tournament fishing and a Tube jig gets wallered out save it for when you are messing around. Just turn them around and keep on fishing them. Never throw them in the drink it takes a month of sundays for them to biodegrade!

Hey guys next time you are at the drug store pick up some cheap ear plugs. Very pliable and can be molded to fit in most any tube. They also hold scent very good. You can also stick a worm rattle in the plug and it does not interfere with the hook.

You can precut some small sections to use as a trailer hook keeper on spinnerbaits. Scent can be added to that as well. Give it a try you want be disappointed

I can't hardly type I am laughing so hard.

I knew those plugs were special, just never knew why..... Stealth presentation! thanks for helping me solve the puzzle. ;D

Tubes as we know them were invented by the late Bobby Garland who named them Gitzits. Bobby mfr'd crappie jigs back Arkansas before moving to Arizona, then Utah where his Canyon Lures are still in business. Bobby also invented spider jigs using the same crappie jig tube mold and cut off both end and razer cut skirts leaving the center section uncut to form the spider and a twin tail grub to make spider jig. Bobby sent me some of his first Gitzits back in 1971, a smoke color.You should remember Ish Monroe winning Amistad with a Tora tube in '06. Some of Bobby's tube tricks; foam pellets, single tail grub stuffed inside the tube, tube over a structure spoon known as the cap & gown, drop shot tubes and one of the most effect bed baits ever, the white tube with chartruse tail tips.. Bobby returned to Arkansas and passed away in 2006. Just thought you may be interested in who invented tubes.
Tom

There is a crappie lure company named Bobby Garland jigs that was once owned by Mr. Garland but he sold the company and the name a few years before his death. They make some nice baits.

Those are some great tips guys. Thanks for the info and history.

I've never tried a white/ chartreuse tube before, Old School, thanx 4 the tip. I usually throw black/blue jig/chunks and the occasional GP tube, but, even though I've heard of white, I've never tied it on-much less white/ chartreuse.