Like this one?

Allen

Found these at an old tackle shop, they look like what you want.

Allen

Switch the regular skirt with a fine cut one from Lure Parts Online.

Allen

Damiki makes a tiny fluke like bait that should work well.

Allen

3/4oz What brand is this? I made it myself Looks pretty good. How's the wire holding? I gave a few out to people for testing and I don't have a lot of feedback yet. All the baits I sent to Pennsylvania have been stolen by Muskie on the Susquehanna. One guy has been using them on the Lower Potomac a...

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3/4oz

What brand is this?

I made it myself

3/4oz

Make my own.

Allen

The saying around here is "If it aint white it aint right" which while a generic answer actually works.

Allen

In my experience other baits work better for deeper water.

Allen

I make one that is grey back with a white/pearl blue tint belly that just wrecks both SM and LM around here.

Allen

Spring = 78 seems to work best but fall the 100sp and the Slender pointer 97mr (my favorite) are my go-to baits. Now like someone else mentioned if they are feeding on a specific size bait you need to adjust size. I have a 65sp in baitfish silver that has caught 100's of fish in all sizes.

Allen

I throw a ton of Skinny dippers, best way I have found is rigging them on a 5/0 Owner Weighted Twistlock Light hook: http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Owner_Weighted_Twistlock_Light_3pk/descpage-OWTL.html They work great for the skinny dippers. Mike D I use these for the SD but they also make a great ...

Do you remember the "kangaroo worms" ? The marketing was they had a pouch to add a rattle and I believe they came out with a craw too but they didn't last too long, these maybe the Kangaroo craws that have been discontinued a long time. Those kangaroo grubs were great and I am always searching ebay...

Like you I quit fishing them for years because I was throwing creature baits. Now I use them all the time and like everyone said it is hard to beat a 7" power worm.

Allen