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    I don't tie as much as I once did so I have a lot of projects that can't get from my mind to the bench. Last couple of years I have used something similar to these on the dropoff of the river channel on the local lakes. They were basic and drab in color and all I could think of was that they resembled bluegill or shellcracker fry. Whatever it was they worked real good til they got hung and said goodbye. Tied on 1/8 and 1/16oz with the collar left but the barb removed, I tied these for the ledges and the Smallies cuz they love a bluegill dinner too. The hooks are heavier than usual because of the Smallies and I believe them to be 1/0 or 2/0 in black chrome. The paint will do but I had hoped for better. 4 have a chocolate brown base while the others have a pumpkin brown instead. I'll post if and when I get them wet, I have high hopes.
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    Looks good Skeet! As long as they work is really all that matters in the end, LOL!

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    Looks good.if you put a little blue in them they could be gills too.

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    Good looking ties!
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    NICE i like the three closest to bobbin

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    Nothing wrong with those...........Looks good

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    Nice ties Skeet - Hope they get bit by some good ones!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lowe175 View Post
    Looks good.if you put a little blue in them they could be gills too.
    Thought about how to get the blue in there and got a headache. It would be better though.
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    Definitely good-looking jigs I definitely love the natural color combination that you used.

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    First thing I though of when you said smallies (Smallmouth bass?) and the brown color was crawfish which SMB love. Whatever, they look good and work. That is all that matters.
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