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    Hey guys!

    I've read posts mentioning 3 tail jigs, but I'm totally ignorant about what they are. Can anyone point to a pic or pics of some so I can see what folks are talking about?

    Thanks!
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    Sorry I don't know what a 3 tail jig is! Maybe they use 3 different tails on their jigs as in one type hackle and one marabou and still another kip tail? A jig only has one tail, but maybe 3 colors or 3 kids of material in one tail?

    So I can't answer what a 3 tail jig is!

    Say where in East Texas are you! I live on Toledo Bend near Hemphill!

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    Quote Originally Posted by skiptomylu View Post
    Sorry I don't know what a 3 tail jig is! Maybe they use 3 different tails on their jigs as in one type hackle and one marabou and still another kip tail? A jig only has one tail, but maybe 3 colors or 3 kids of material in one tail?

    So I can't answer what a 3 tail jig is!

    Say where in East Texas are you! I live on Toledo Bend near Hemphill!
    Thanks anyway Skip! Someone here must know what they are, I've seen them mentioned in a few posts.

    I live a couple of hours north of you in Waskom, just across the stateline from Shreveport. I know George and Beth Jones from your area.

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    I know Waskom well. My oldest son has a sister-in-law that lives there. Don't know George and Beth though, but the Bend is so long, plus lots of people live all over this lake.

    I will be interested to see what someone means by 3 tails too.

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    They might be reference to Wally's "NEW" Joker. But it is a plastic bait.
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    Thanks Nightprowler!

    That's probably it. I saw pics of those b4 but didn't make the connection with the 3 tail jigs I read about.

    Thanks!!!

    Respectfully,
    dan

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    most anybody can tie a jig with 3 or 4 tails on it it can be 4 different color tails if you want them to be but dont see were it would catch fish anymore than a one or two colored tail JMO
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    "3 tail" or "triple tail" jigs are plastic jigs made by many popular manufacturers.
    Just google southern pros triple tail.



    Great cast n retrieve lure on UL tackle for those who fish that wAy. Works off it's unique movement, IMO.
    One of the best sac fishermen I know uses these almost exclusively.

    Very subtle differences in the three sections an hard to imitate tying w/o breaking rules.

    But I'm working on it!

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Size:  20.9 KBnot really 3 tails but more like wings you could add a lot of color and profile to a jig these worked well for me last spring
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