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  1. 09-05-2014, 10:52 AM #21
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    Nice looking ties, you should join our jig swap. Great opportunity to fine tune your skills as well as see some outstanding examples of other peoples work
    here is the link to save you time searching
    http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-s...p-outside-box/
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    Default First Crack at Jig Tying

    Quote Originally Posted by TeamAsgrow View Post
    Well I have definitely got the bug now! I am going to have to figure out a way to organize all of my supplies, sitting in a box is not the easiest way to find my stuff! I will be casting some 1/16th and 1/32nd oz jigs in the next few days.

    Here is a pic of my tray all filled up, I started with 25 1/80th, 1/64th, and 1/32nd oz jigs with most tied up. I had a student take a few last week and he tried them out over the weekend and said he caught some specs with them, so something is working! The three on the lid are 1/16th oz ones I tied up, that pattern should be killer on perch, smallies and maybe a few eyes this fall.

    Thanks again for the help guys!


    You're a natural. ANDhighly productive. I cant do but 5 or six complete jigs in a sitting. I get bored. What's your motivation?

    Field testing is mine and your field testing should be sweeeeeet from the look if your work.
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  3. 09-08-2014, 08:14 AM #23
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    I am a teacher, and at the end of each day we have a time dedicated to work on projects that interest us, teachers and students. I have always wanted to learn to tie, so I thought this would be the perfect time to learn. I have about half a dozen testers that rummage through the trays and I let them take 2 jigs, if they catch fish they have to bring me pics of what they catch and report which ones work the best. It is like I have my own Junior Pro Staff!!! I just need to find time to do my own testing!
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