Older style phlatapus and chub bellyspinners

[LedHed]

These jigs were done awhile back for a few jig swaps. I use roller swivels, mostly duck flank feathers, and EC BC Lil Nasty #6 hooks now. Mix all my powder paint and use a lot of holographic glitter. The emerald green has green glitter in it. The pink is a hot pink phosphorus.

[slammingjack]

Those are sweet!

[jackie53]

WOW!! outstanding.Now we know why you catch big fish.WOW!! super nice ties!!

[Micropterus salmoides]

The man, the legend, himself!
Whattup Sonny!
Awesome awesome awesome as always.
And as usual an inspiration.


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[LedHed]

thnx guys

2 funny Jackie - just lucky the lake I fish has a great population of panfish....

You make me laugh Adam - just pokin' around.
Been waiting on the boat - need to get back on the pond!

[skeetbum]

Really good work Sonny. Never seen the platypus version before, way cool. I wish I had enough open water to troll something like those low and slow and not decorate the snags. Nicely done.

[trypman1]

Man o Man- that's nice!

[LedHed]

Think it's about 1/24th Tim. Me and my buddy Big Jim had 2 custom mold sets made of the "Phlatapus". One mold of the set is plain and the other mold you can add a swivel on the chin. The chin swivel was a later modification. The molds were made by a die cutter and were not cheap. Don't recommend going that route.

[skeetbum]

All that detail on a 1/24 is off the charts. I'll bet it wasn't cheap having those made. Sorry for the mis spell on the Phlatapus, I see the play on words now. I'm a little slow sometimes.

On a different note, what size swivels and willow leaf blades do you use on the belly spins that you tie so well? I have to do a few of my own and already have enough stuff that isn't quite the right size, I'd like to get it right the first time. I have ideas of where they will do very well. Thanks in advance.

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Those are awsum