Jigs

[RobJohnson]

Bad Apple....


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[skiptomylu]

Jigs look just fine!

Nice work!

Skip

[Redge]

Looking good

[DaveB40]

Are those feathers or hair? Almost looks like
Arctic Fox or some other fine hair, but then again
since I don't have that kind of experience yet, they
could probably turn out to be feathers!
Regardless, they look terrific......Keep 'Em Comin' - Dave

[RobJohnson]

Dave, that's neck hackle


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[skiptomylu]

Dave he just doesn't tie his tails like I do mine. That is more of an older way and just using a couple feather tips where I use one and my little V's which I like better. I also don't have any waste and use the entire feather except the very end of the stem.

Both work and once I came up with doing my tails like I do they have worked very well for the guys fishing them. It's just a matter of choice as to how you want your tails to look.

Skip

[RobJohnson]

Yea, sometimes I'll face the curved feathers toward each other like above, sometimes away to get that v Skip was talking about


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[skiptomylu]

Yea, sometimes I'll face the curved feathers toward each other like above, sometimes away to get that v Skip was talking about


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Not the same thing. If interested in what I do then you need to watch the little slide show and video I have in the sticky post at the top of the board. Here it is if you wish to look and see what little V's I am talking about. They can not be made using two tips and if I am making a jig with tow colors in the tail I use 2 tips, one of each color and then I add my little V's in also in two colors.

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-t...cutting-video/
Skip

[skeetbum]

I second Skips statement about the v's. Big difference in the overall appearance of the jig. Nice looking jigs though, the gray will be a big hit.

[RobJohnson]

I want to learn this style as well! I caint see Skips video but saw others. From what I understand, you cut a hackle in like 1/2 inch increments and use each piece for a tail??


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