A couple of hours this morning at JCP

[plumbertom]

produced a fun 1/2 dozen for release.
Couldn't convince any to hit spoons or spinners so they all came on mouse tails.

 

[troutdude]

Love me some Berkley Mice Tails; Carolina rig style. But I watched a drop shot video, last week. Which makes them dance, when twitching the rod. So, I plan to do that too.

I'm also wondering if the Mice Tails, would be effective with a bobber, for Crappie?

 

[troutdude]

Love me some Berkley Mice Tails; Carolina rig style. But I watched a drop shot video, last week. Which makes them dance, when twitching the rod. So, I plan to do that too.

I'm also wondering if the Mice Tails, would be effective with a bobber, for Crappie?

From an A.I. search:

When fishing Berkley PowerBait Mice Tails, the choice between a Carolina rig and a drop shot boils down to where you want your bait to sit in the water column. Carolina rigs are best for floating the tail off the bottom to mimic natural forage, while drop shots are superior for suspending the bait in the strike zone.