I bought some of these in a few different colors last year with the intention of trying them on P4
As with most plastics I have minimal confidence in them and find myself always going back to “Hair and meat”
This year I want to give them a try on P4 and was wondering when the best time/situation is to use them?
Do you run them tipped with a minnow or plain?
Where else might they work?
Primary species I’m looking to try them on is Walleyes/Sauger
do the Doos right at ice out, Fish Slow and lighter colors, pearls, smoke, blue while the water is still clear.
You really need to get in a boat with me and Scott. No minnows allowed in the boat
Doos can be a dynamite do-nothing bait. I like to hang one on a jig heavy enough to keep vertical when dropped down to the botton, then brought up a foot and the rod parked while I move all and jig the other line.
do the Doos right at ice out, Fish Slow and lighter colors, pearls, smoke, blue while the water is still clear.
You really need to get in a boat with me and Scott. No minnows allowed in the boat
Thx for the invite Randy!
I’m in. Just let me know
Getting some confidence in “plastics only” is a much needed thing
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Randy Wieland wrote:</div>
do the Doos right at ice out, Fish Slow and lighter colors, pearls, smoke, blue while the water is still clear.You really need to get in a boat with me and Scott. No minnows allowed in the boat
Thx for the invite Randy!
I’m in. Just let me know
Getting some confidence in “plastics only” is a much needed thing
I run into this so much with a lot of guys. Its like the analogy of “How do you become a better tight rope walker? Take away the net. Same goes for boosting your confidence in plastics and blades. Go out without the “back-up” and force yourself to succeed.
Doos can be a dynamite do-nothing bait. I like to hang one on a jig heavy enough to keep vertical when dropped down to the botton, then brought up a foot and the rod parked while I move all and jig the other line.
I have also done this.Especially in cold water.But there is really no”wrong”time to use them.Smallmouths love them.
I have also done this.Especially in cold water.But there is really no”wrong”time to use them.Smallmouths love them.
Yes they DOO! Reminds me, spring will come some day and I need to replenish my stock. (P.S. So do big crappie! 
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