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    I'm afraid this may be the first ones of an addicting hobby. Constructive criticism would be appreciated. Thanks to all of your tips and for sharing them so freely. Scott
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    OOps I see already that I need to reduce the size of my pics. Sorry, I'm learning.
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    Very nice ties!! Last year I would have thought the bob tailed red jig might be questionable .Then I caught a 16" crappie on a straight cut bob tailed red jig suggested by my son. He was tearing them up on a straight cut off jig.
    I think your first ties are above average. I'll leave it to the expert tyers we have to find room for improvement. Thanks for sharing. Illinoisgiller

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    Thanks Illinoisgiller, I've been reading alot on C.com and watching videos on U-Tube but I feel like I've got 10 thumbs when I whip finish. I'll keep practicing and maybe it will feel more natural. On my home lake, Okatibbee in east-central MS, black and red as well as black and orange seems to work real well. Maybe because of the stained water. Thanks for the vote of confidence, Scott
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    those look nice for first ties!keep up the good work! :D

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    They look good Scott. I'm doing the same as you in watching all the you-tube videos. I look froward to start tying very soon Got my tying bench set up this week and my supplies should start coming in tomorrow.
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    Good looking ties, great job
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    They all look good.The first thing that I do before tying is clean the hook eyes out,I like all the paint gone.Then tye.Just one of my quirks,I guess.I did take a few with me in the box and it's a little perturbing while on the boat to try to clean one while the fish are biting.lol.
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    Not bad for the first ones they should catch fish. ??? are you using collared jig heads?? If you have a good pair of cutters you can cut the collars off that way you have some with and without. I poured them and then cut off half the collars but now have the collarless mold

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    If those are your first ever tied jigs I'd say there is a touch of "natural" in ya. Those 3 jigs will catch fish. Congrats.

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