Grass shrimp pattern

Looks awesome

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Originally Posted by Tom 513

Well my Shrimp pattern jugs came in along with a variety of hair jigs, and after hearing good reports from central Florida, me and my friend Jimmy are coming down next Sunday for a week! I'm stoked because I usually fish these waters in winter and always here how good the Fall is. Thanks Skeetbum for the pix, Jim at Pops jigs nailed the pattern. Hey Swampcabbage do you have a youtube channel? Gater something or other? I know of a guy who uses his jigs in Fl.

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Tom, my buddy Gator is out of South Carolina but he fishes and guides all over including, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, that is his YouTube channel you’re referring to.

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Originally Posted by skeetbum

Bodies are olive micro chenille and the tails are barred pumpkin color nymph size. Smaller than standard spinnerbait skirt, called silli legs. Probably only find em online. #8 hooks and would use a 10 if I could find a sickle hook that size.

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I'll be on Woodruff Sunday trying this jig out, I'll trim the tail but I think it turned out well. Hoping we can find some slabs in the pads.Attachment 474858

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Oh yeah that jig looks good. I’d definitely trim the tail but it should work good.

I believe you have it. They’ll tell you how much too long the tail is if you keep getting short strikes, that’s when I keep trimming til they take it first shot. I hope they’re doing well for you.

Skeetbum, I used it today trolling and caught a couple on it. Wish they were in the pads.

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Here’s a grass shrimp pattern I recently tied.
I’m Attachment 475437going to tie up some small jigs as well.

Those are a knockout Steve. I’m sure they’ll do the trick if the river ever comes back down. I’ve been salty waiting for them to come back out of the woods. I trim my rubber short on some of mine to get past the short strikers and pullers. My little black on black with short legs kept me busy a lot earlier this year.