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I found some off white "glow" chenille in my tying supplies. I have never tied for bluegill with this material . I tied up some using the 1/80 oz.Red Butt pattern that has been working well for me.
Have any of you used glow for bluegill ?
I'm anxious to get them wet and see if the bluegill show any interest . I tip with wax worm or salted shrimp bits. and there is a 1/2 mile of 30' deep water in the gin clear strip pit I'll be fishing.
Your experiences with this product would be appreciated.
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I like a red but on a bluegill bug, red gets bluegill to strike out of instinct, especially on beds, imo.
The only advice I can offer is to tie up some dark bugs and jigs like that the same size, and see which work best. I've used jigs that size a lot, and you'll be surprised at the size of fish that will hit them sometimes. Good luck.
Thank you for the responses. I already tie this pattern in other colors and have had good results with them. Lately the white had been producing deep ,so when I came across the glow I thought I would give it a try. If possible, I'll be testing them tomorrow.
Over time I have heard positive results for crappie.
Last edited by Slab; 07-08-2014 at 08:13 PM.
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The olive and darker green ones would be my pick for where I fish.
Good luck with your jigs.
Nice little jigs. So far I have not seen much difference in the glow chenille over the others. Look forward to hear your report on it.
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