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    NICE, it looks like you put super glue on a jigs tail and swished it in the cut off bag. It has a little variety for every fish in the lake. I tie up some jigs like that when I'm cleaning off my tying bench. Keep up the good work.
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    Just call it a lot going on?

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    Dunno it sure is purty though and bet the fish'll like it.

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    call it the PBUG lol

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    nice...
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    It's sure enough busy. Looks good.
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    Not sure either. I like it though
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    I'm sure it will catch crappie. I'm thinking it might be great for smallmouth on a float and fly in the winter time.

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    It almost kinda has a guppy/Beta/gold fish shape to it. Looks good.
    What is the feather in the tail if you don't mind me asking?

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