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    Default Bream jigs.

    Here’s what I’ve been working on, 1/80 #10 hook Kiptail bream jigs. Dubbing body on most. Kiptail with Krystal flash.


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    Very nice. Those all look good I’m sure the bream will agree. I enjoy seeing nice boxes of jigs.

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    Nice looking mess of gill jigs, bet you'll catch some crappie too.

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    Those look good!

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    Those are some good dock shooters there too, even if there bream jigs.

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    Sweet jigs!
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    Awesome work! Thanks for posting
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    nice looking jigs!
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    Njones, how do you fish those 1/80th of an ounce jigs; with a fly rod, under a bobber, spinning tackle vertical with added weight? What depth of water are you fishing in? In my home lake msot bluegills are caught in 10 to 20 ft. of water. Just curious how you fish those beauties.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockGeo View Post
    Njones, how do you fish those 1/80th of an ounce jigs; with a fly rod, under a bobber, spinning tackle vertical with added weight? What depth of water are you fishing in? In my home lake msot bluegills are caught in 10 to 20 ft. of water. Just curious how you fish those beauties.
    Yes under a cork and a small split shot. I also usually use 1lb line. So that helps.

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