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  1. 10-30-2024, 07:31 AM #1
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    These are 1.5 grams that I poured on #10 Mustad 32833 jig hooks. Tied some bunnys with small palmer chenille. Stocking trout soon and I like these because they sink fast and are small. I fish them aggressively to get them trout chasing and fire them up.Name: IMG_5552.jpg Views: 221 Size: 129.3 KBName: IMG_5553.jpg Views: 229 Size: 111.4 KBName: IMG_5559.jpg Views: 233 Size: 107.4 KB
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    Works of art Jim. Those look very sweet.
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    I really like those.
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    Nice!
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    Damn fine work.
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    They are anywhere from 1-1.25" in length. I vertical jig them along docks and also under a float. Cast it out and hold rod low to water and using short snaps with the rod making float pop and dance jig. Drives trout crazy that they have to eat it. Looking forward to the winter trout season. Keeps me active all winter long.
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