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    Default Bluegill jigs


    An assortment of big bluegill jigs going to Nebraska.


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    Last edited by LedHed; 03-09-2010 at 06:16 AM.

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    Nice photo. They look good.
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    Thumbs up Nice!

    That is a nice assortment of gill jigs there LedHed.
    I'm thinking those Neb. gills are in for a rough time. ole Mike

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    Thnx Mike – getting use to a new camera. Like the macro feature.

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    Been catching some really nice BGs out here with them.

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    The bodies in the middle row.... you just building them up with thread or is that some other material?

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    great assortment of jigs right there.

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    Thnx again Fatman

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    Correct - the body is built up with 3/0 flat wax thread. The trick is to get good penetration with your first sealing coat.

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    are you putting down a base wrap and adding a tad of sealant and then toss on a bunch of wraps to start building up the body and a touch of sealant and repeat until the body is complete?

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    AWM
    I do the base wrap, tie in crystal flash and red thread. Then add the marabou tail - this helps build the body. Finish building up the body and tie off. I don't add any sealant during the tie only after the jig is tied up. I tie in production mode, usually 12 of one pattern at a time so waiting for sealnt to dry would take too long. The jigs I tie are tuff enough - if it only catches one fish, it did it's job.
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    Thanks buddy!!

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