Is there much use to being super aggressive w/ a big stack during the bubble in a $1-$5 MTT?

I was thinking the other day when I had a big stack during the bubble in a $3 tournament on stars that it didn't seem to work that much. People just didn't fear tnagling up w/ me unless they were uber SS and had 10/20BB just to shove.

I didn't feal I could put the fear into players since min cashing was only like $5.50....

I would use this concept more in a massive MTT where players sat and min cashing would be like $300+, but I just feel that trying to exploit the bubble in these small games is just asking for someone to take ur chips away.

These n00bs don't like folding there A3o in the BB...

"I didn't feal I could put the fear into players since min cashing was only like $5.50...."

Pretty much said it you self, if it was a $109 or something and a mincash is more important/appealing to some people, you can deffinitely abuse.

The think about these $3 MTTs on stars is that once you've reached min cash, there's still so much further to go till the decent pay outs, so if I'm short-ish on the bubble, and feel like I'm being shoved on light and I have a hand I feel is worth the call, I have no problems making the call at the risk of not min-cashing $4 or w.e