There is no such thing as lures that will only catch panfish much less a particular species. In fact many lures catch all species of freshwater fish all the time that fish are prone to attack. I can routinely catch four species on one lure in the same lake on the same day anytime I go out.
Any lure front closest to the line tie that fits easily into it's mouth (though not always so) and has the right shape and action, will get bit given a slow and unsteady retrieve. The lure shown is a new design I came up with that increases the body bulk that's connected to a thin flat tail.
A Crappie Magnet tail was attached to the same body and did well on the same lake on the same day :
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The bulbous tail does well:
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As does the claw:
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A light jig head with proper hook size makes all the difference. No point in trying to catch fish on a lure that has to large a hook or has a heavy jig that must be retrieved faster. Fish don't prefer faster. Most IMO are just hanging out suspended and get provoked into striking one of a thousand lures (the right lures) worked the right way.
Any lure front closest to the line tie that fits easily into it's mouth (though not always so) and has the right shape and action, will get bit given a slow and unsteady retrieve. The lure shown is a new design I came up with that increases the body bulk that's connected to a thin flat tail.
A Crappie Magnet tail was attached to the same body and did well on the same lake on the same day :
The bulbous tail does well:
As does the claw:
A light jig head with proper hook size makes all the difference. No point in trying to catch fish on a lure that has to large a hook or has a heavy jig that must be retrieved faster. Fish don't prefer faster. Most IMO are just hanging out suspended and get provoked into striking one of a thousand lures (the right lures) worked the right way.