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    Nicely done!! like the long teaser tinsel think that this is one thing over looked in the making of a super crappie jig. This style might be old school but still this last spring that was the style that the crappies wanted. Have been tying this style ever since. I call this Slater style after the famous crappie jigs made by Slater's as that is the style that they tie.

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    All that those jigs need is fishing 'em. Some good looking ties.Thumbs Up

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    Quote Originally Posted by lcookie View Post
    All look good but I am with the rest on the bottom left. Looks tasty. What color is that tail material and where did you get it?

    Good Job
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    Quote Originally Posted by Redman View Post
    Nicely done!! like the long teaser tinsel think that this is one thing over looked in the making of a super crappie jig. This style might be old school but still this last spring that was the style that the crappies wanted. Have been tying this style ever since. I call this Slater style after the famous crappie jigs made by Slater's as that is the style that they tie.

    Redman
    Redman it's because of folks like you that share info and jig makers...I search these site's looking at their jigs Slater's attractor is on the bottom...I use a uv pearl crystal flash on my float-n-flies to mimic scale flash on a bait fish...and desided to keep my attractors on the sides...just my way I do it..and I like the way it looks.

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