Reply With QuoteGuess I'm ole school, stick in da mud . . . chenille bod, bou tail . . . since have seen some of the great work on the site will have to try some new tricks of trade
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I think the answer to your question is very simple it catches more fish.Originally Posted by jigtosser
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Guess I'm ole school, stick in da mud . . . chenille bod, bou tail . . . since have seen some of the great work on the site will have to try some new tricks of trade
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Grey squirrel tail! I can tie with it natural, dye it. and do not have to adorn it with anything but a jig head and thresd to hold it in place to catch fish.
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Rabbit! Great action and very versatile in what you can do with it.
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They're the ticket up this way after ice off. Here's a couple.
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If your wanting to tie with hair It's a great length for tying jigs..you can usually use the natural ends and not have to trim it. It is also a thin hair unlike buck tail . I know when I use buck tail on crappie jigs I usually have to trim and the necks are really bulky. Also you can tie really small jigs with it. I love it. The action is not great but it catches allot of fish... Most popular around my parts is 1/32 black and chart red thread neck.
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