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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Kid View Post
    I will give them a try Skip... when i get back home ill tie a few up and show them to ya... Thanx guys for all the comments and man do we have a bunch of guys on here tying up some great jigs or what.... I think it will be time for a Swap soon.... Maybe in june or something and we can tie up our favorite summer patterns....

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    Quote Originally Posted by LMBarnett View Post
    I've been waiting since I saw the last one. I was just too late on getting in on that one.
    So was I.......... I think its time to have another one.........
    Take a kid fishing.... They will never forget it..Makiplastic.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Kid View Post
    So was I.......... I think its time to have another one.........
    I am in, but not enough time for me to host


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    Anyone who has trouble with the kip tails, try calf body hair. It really is alot easier to tie with, but there is something about kip tail.

    Someday I'll break down and buy a fluid bed but heck I'm set in my ways and still paint and then epoxy cover alot of my jigs.

    The pattern jigs with hackle are used alot by trout fisherman on flyrods, I still have an old Vermont Fins and Feathers magazine (early 80's) that has an introductory article about making and tying jigs, but the REALLY neat article in the same mag is tying trout patterns on those same painted jigheads for folks who use spinning rods.

    Lot's of innovative ideas on this site. Keep tying up those jigs folks.

    Fatman

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    Well i have been gone for a while.... Forgot how much this place was full of info.. Time to fire up the vise again..
    Take a kid fishing.... They will never forget it..Makiplastic.com

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    Man Kid

    Long time no see, glad you're back.

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    Saw your screen name as a mod but thought you must've left??? I guess welcome back and waiting to see some new stuff! - AF

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    I just want to know what type of paint. I have some bright colors but nothing like them. Guess I might have to go out and find some vinyl. Hard to do the multi colors with powder paint, for me anyway.
    I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fish_4_all View Post
    I just want to know what type of paint. I have some bright colors but nothing like them. Guess I might have to go out and find some vinyl. Hard to do the multi colors with powder paint, for me anyway.
    Fish-4-all.

    I'm the paint slinger that lays the colors on Crappie Boys jig heads :D:D
    The paint I use is "High Solids" acrylic lacquer but I mix my colors from scratch basically. I add raw pigment to a an opaque lacquer base to get the deep rich colors. 2 part epoxy is the finishing top coat.
    Each of the jig heads I paint are done by hand with a variety of different brushes. It's the only way to get the consistent coverage and detail in my opinion. It's much more time consuming and tedious than spraying the heads but I take pride in what I do and will go the extra mile to create a high quality product.
    I'm getting ready to hit the ice here shortly but I'll see if I have any pictures of some of my other work and post it later.

    Crappie Boy is getting pretty good behind the vise :D:D and he deserves a quality jig head and paint job to add his hair, feathers and calf tail too !:D:D

    As he's said many times.......Thanks for the compliments ! Much appreciated !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Kid View Post
    Well i have been gone for a while.... Forgot how much this place was full of info.. Time to fire up the vise again..
    Good to see ya again welcome back. I'll be hosting the next jig swap in a week or two would love to have you in it.

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