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    thats smoking nice

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    Amazing !!!! Very nice work...........

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    Thnx jiggy, pup, JJ, Redear, mikeb, Jubs (left you a PM on BGT), TxRebel, and sloedown for the compliments – glad you enjoyed the pic.

    sticksteer – the spinner blades are a 00, been using nickel and black nickel. Jump rings (butt rings) I think are a size 0. Got the idea from JSC and Cadman.

    CK3 – thnx for the compliment – really believe in proportions.

    Ifish –“Crappie Jig Hall of Fame” 2 funny (thnx). Still working on blade style – like them all but the Colorado seems to pull a little better. Caught more BGs with the Colorado (different color jig). Need to get back to the “Phlatapus”.

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    Nice looking jigs. So the swivel is actually just tied in I had to re-read to make sure I wasn't losing it (believe me lately it wouldn't be hard).

    Have you used them enough yet to determine how the thread is going to hold up with fish hitting them???

    Fatman

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    FM - The swivel is tied on, the body built up with 3/0 flat wax, then clear coated.

    Can't really judge how they "hold up" been losing them waaay too fast. Fishing some ugly - deep - structure with 2lb test.

    They should be clearcoated with epoxy - too lazy - FP works fine.

    Thnx to AgriHawg for the inspiration.
    Last edited by LedHed; 10-14-2009 at 05:55 AM.

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    Awesome looking jig, I have been looking for a way to attach a spinner to the hook. That is a great idea.

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    Led,awesome jig.Have you ever tried Indiana blades on these? I use them on my r--d r-nn-rs and really like them. Way to nice a jig for me to use and lose. I better try to make my own.

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    LedHed, very clever idea. I would have never thought of that. Excellent food for thought, now you got my wheels spinning. BTW that is a really nice looking jig.
    "Practice, practice and more practice and when you think you're good, practice some more." circa 2006 Cadman

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    ej – you’re going to have a example shortly…

    JJJ – haven’t tried the Indian blade (yet), don’t remember seeing them in a size 00.

    Thnx cman – like to see what you come up with. Matching head and blade maybe????? – Make sure you post up some pics.

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