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Thread: Mallard Flank Jigs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Illinoisgiller View Post
    Thank you for your honesty right up front. The sales part makes all the difference to me when it comes to sharing information.
    Mallard flank feather jigs are already available from a respected sponser --Grizzly Jig Co.
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    What do they do, tie them round like a kiptail jig?

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    yeah but they are on a stright thru jig head with a fly hook...not a 90deg bend hook...
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    Thanks. Still brainstorming how I want to do them...

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    Jungle Jim would know. Listen to what he says....he mastered the duck feather crappie jig a long time ago. His are some of the best all around jigs I've seen, and I've seen a lot of them.
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    im with SM...i dont know how jim does it but they are very nice...best i have seen when it comes to flanks
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    Mallard flank jigs have been around a long time. The folks at Punisher lures make the Float n Fly jigs and if you want some good examples check there. Mix and match head colors and yes you can dye the mallard feathers, lot's of guys use koolaid.

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