Reply With QuoteThat is nice! Can't believe you haven't tried it out.
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What I Call IN-line Spinner Jigs
Just thought I would show a couple of these with different tail and also show them under a Black light. I make sure the propeller spins free by just blowing on it. These were tied in 2013 though! Shame of it is I still have not got them wet, LOL!
Then the two different ones both under a Black light!
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That is nice! Can't believe you haven't tried it out.
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I like them.
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Thanks guys!
I did try one of them in 2013 and actually caught the first crappie of the year on one, but then I quickly changed over to one of my favorite Roadrunners and have not put one back on yet, stupid huh? I will try them this year again, LOL!
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Tying Materials, Chenille and Hackle
For Pictures of my Crystal, Nylon/Rayon or
New Age Chenille Please PM Me! Also I
have the Saltwater Neck Hackle and some
colors of Marabou plus other things!
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Send to me and I will try them out for sure.They really look good.
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Those look awesome especially under the blacklight
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great looking jigs, it comes down to what we have confidence in I believe is the key.
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Very nice as always skip
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An In-Line spinner is something like a Rooster Tail or a Mepps or a ABU Reflex
I've always called then Whistlers and make them with and without tails, and really like some rabbit strips dangling out the back
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You bust a good move Skip look good!
