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    Getting some 1/16oz collarless jigs painted to tie up for my retail store. Fun day today!Look what I'm fixing to do.
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    Now you'll have to get busy and tie up some feathers on the jig heads.

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    Those red head ones are going to get white marabou, white ultra chenille, and red flash tied with red thread. Should make for a good bleeding bait.

    I also painted some blue to get white marabou, silver flash, and variegated brown/yellow ultra chenille.

    Didn't paint any green chart. heads but when I do they will get a green flour. marabou, red flash, red ultra chenille treatment.

    I'll post pics as I get some made up. I also want to tie some with hackle in front as well. Going to hopefully sell these to my crappie guys and my creek/river guys here in town at my store.

    I've been learning to tie foam flies and wooly buggers lately. Thought I'd take a break from that and tie up some crappie stuff.

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    Ha, just looked at the pic and realized I should've cleaned off my bench before taking the pic. In the upper right hand corner is a couple pieces of brown knife handle material for a bowie knife I'm making for a guy.

    Anyone want to guess what the brown handle material is? I'll give you a hint.....it can get up to 4 foot long, comes from the tundra of Alaska.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luremaker View Post
    Ha, just looked at the pic and realized I should've cleaned off my bench before taking the pic. In the upper right hand corner is a couple pieces of brown knife handle material for a bowie knife I'm making for a guy.

    Anyone want to guess what the brown handle material is? I'll give you a hint.....it can get up to 4 foot long, comes from the tundra of Alaska.

    Ok what is it? I don't have a clue.
    FISH ON

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    Oosic....the fossilized penal bone of a walrus. Makes great knife handles
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    some of us, at our age, know all about fossilized.... well any way, post some pics of knives when done.
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