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Reply With QuoteI sent a grievance yo the seller. she immediately gave me a full refund.Originally Posted by skiptomylu
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Well that is so misleading when they put fly on there! I can see how you thought these were poppers! Shame they are as big as it looks!
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I sent a grievance yo the seller. she immediately gave me a full refund.
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Ive been making my own shad darts for years now, started making them to fish the spawn in the spring for White bass and crappie in the streams that feed a couple local lakes I make mostly two sizes, 1/64th and 1/32nd. I use a very small weighted float and wade the streams using ultra light action rod and reel. Its a blast.
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Good, I am glad you got the refund. I mean if these things are as heavy as they look I don't know what I would use them on. They look like they weigh 1/2 oz or even 1 oz?
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Technically she is correct. What is a jig? Fur & feathers lashed on a hook = fly. What's the difference between a leadhead and a beadhead????
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LedHed makes a good point, often the term fly is used for anything tied to a hook (jig, dry, popper, streamer). Jig Fly is still common in some old timey shops to name a jig.
