Jig Swap

[QUOTE=AWMiller;596606]hey buddy!!! y'all feel free to browse through some of the jigs i've been working on!!

Good job:D

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Originally Posted by AWMiller

as for the swaps... i've been on quite a few....

the ones i've been on goes as follows.... let's say we get 15 tyers to commit.... well if we each tie up our favorite jig, you'd make 14 copies of that jig and then you'd mail that to the swapmeister.... he then takes all the jigs and sorts them out so that you get 14 jigs (each 1 from each member of the tying party).... now you have 14 new jigs in your hands and can see new materials and new tying methods first hand!!

I've been on swaps where we agreed to tie 5 patterns... so if this were the case here... and we had 15 committed tyers... the you would tie 14 jigs of each pattern (that's 70 jigs total!!)... but you get 70 new jigs!!! See how it can all add up??!

So i'd recommend starting out slow and build it up as the tyers see fit!

Can't wait to get this one started!!!

Fish On Y'all!
~Alan

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Thats what I was thinking but not sure thanks FB

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Originally Posted by fishing buddy

Good job:D

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Thanks FB!!!

FB... hope that swap description was of help! i learned a lot of good lessons from 'radtexan'!!

OH!! On the swaps that I've been a part of... we'd all tie up a few extra goodies for the swapmeister to keep!! Our way of saying 'thanks' for all his/her efforts!

AWMiller Welcome to the swap. For this swap I was thinking about just tying 1 pattern, then maybe we can follow that up with another swap.

Thanks so much! And yes, I wholeheartedly concur... when just starting out, keep it simple and get folks involved and having fun and then build upon it!!

:D:D:D I'm in :D:D:D

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Originally Posted by fowlmood77

:D:D:D I'm in :D:D:D

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Waiting till the very last moment I see ;)

Good to see ya,How's that new baby ?

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Originally Posted by AWMiller

as for the swaps... i've been on quite a few....

the ones i've been on goes as follows.... let's say we get 15 tyers to commit.... well if we each tie up our favorite jig, you'd make 14 copies of that jig and then you'd mail that to the swapmeister.... he then takes all the jigs and sorts them out so that you get 14 jigs (each 1 from each member of the tying party).... now you have 14 new jigs in your hands and can see new materials and new tying methods first hand!!

I've been on swaps where we agreed to tie 5 patterns... so if this were the case here... and we had 15 committed tyers... the you would tie 14 jigs of each pattern (that's 70 jigs total!!)... but you get 70 new jigs!!! See how it can all add up??!

So i'd recommend starting out slow and build it up as the tyers see fit!

Can't wait to get this one started!!!

Fish On Y'all!
~Alan

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The only difference Alan, is if we have 14 tiers you'll tie 14 jigs.You will get one of your own back,but its much easier on the swapmiester to get everyone a complete set.Trust me !!!!