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Slabmaster
Dock shooters....
Thought I'd share a few pics of some jigs I plan to use shooting docks next week. They are tripple-wrapped and I made the marabou just a little longer than my normal jigs. I do really well using the 2" Bobby Garland baby shad's, so that size is what I was shooting for both in length and bulk of the body. I know there not as pretty as the jigs that you guys tie, but I sure hope they'll work. Enjoy..
It aint how big or how fancy your boat is, it's how many fish you can put in the frying pan!
Slabmaster II
fourth one down is my favorite, looking good
Banned
pretty nice looking jigs... you will catch plenty....
Trophy King
Nice ties. I bet you can catch em with those, good luck.
Banned
where shootin docks at?
Slabmaster
Lake Sinclair, here in GA.
It aint how big or how fancy your boat is, it's how many fish you can put in the frying pan!
Super Moderator
I bet they catch fish. Not bad at all, but I would take the marabou off the stem before you tie it in. You will get better action from it if you do that.
Also if you like Bobby Garland then you should think about getting some FL Blue chenille, Nylon and that would help you get close enough to his blue color, I forget what it's called.
Still good job and don't worry the fish will hit them.
Skip
Peak Vise Dealer
Tying Materials, Chenille and Hackle
For Pictures of my Crystal, Nylon/Rayon or
New Age Chenille Please PM Me! Also I
have the Saltwater Neck Hackle and some
colors of Marabou plus other things!
Trophy King
Those should work just fine. BTW they look pretty to me....
Crappie Wall Hanger II
Very nice!!
Crappie Wall Hanger II
They will do the job if there is crappie near them. I used everything in my arsenal yesterday but caught 2 crappie and one 3 lb bass. I think the storms drove them deep again. Who really knows.
It ain't nuttin but luck.
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