i think they look ok Doc"on that last one" if you start your wrap around the neck down about a 1/16 of an inch then apply your material",you shouldn't need to trim it at all buddy"...
I can see the purple by the way on my monitor"![]()
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Trying some different things here on the micro as you know not that easy to work on but what you think man these 1/100 on a #12 are small
Have a little flash coming off of this one with some small orange chenille for the body
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Same chenille for the body but place some marabou in for the tail, yes the tail rolled a little on me while getting it tight in place didnt see it right away but something different for a #12 hook
Last one is kip tail hard to get the color to show in the picture it is a really dark purple almost black, as you can see had a hard time trimming up around the jig head.
Was just playing around but really what do you think about the first attempts on these micro size jigs. I think I need a smaller pair of hands when doing these for you are really working on a limited amount of space. Check them out even tried to pull the tails and kip off not moving so i think I at least have that down. Give me a few more days at this and I think they will darn near as good as yours at least that is the goal as good as or better.
i think they look ok Doc"on that last one" if you start your wrap around the neck down about a 1/16 of an inch then apply your material",you shouldn't need to trim it at all buddy"...
I can see the purple by the way on my monitor"![]()
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Grub Thanks I am just trying to find a magnifying glass for these buggers are hard for me to see. I get what you are saying on the black/purple start the neck and add the material after the neck has been started. Will give that a try and see if it hold the kip tail in palce as well when finished. Thanks
Doc
Looks good here!!!! You guys think a size 12 jig hook is small try a size 18 or 20 fly tying hook!!!! Thats small.
Fatman
Look good DC, maybe a little long on the tails but that is my preference.
I like the marabou tail one the best. It would catch fish here for sure.
Smallest I have ever tied was #24 scud. Didn't even think the fish could see them because I could barely see them to tie them. But the trout loved them. Might have to see if a panfish will too.
I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.
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Was just giving it a shot at these little gritters and I think you are right on the tails but still fine tuning what I am looking for here. Trying to get the marabou and hackle to work on these little jigs gonna take some time but I will get there sooner or later.
I know this doesn't make it easier but try palmering the marabou on for the tails. It will be a lot more secure. Just tie them down flat if you want to or wrap the chenille over them to reduce their flare.
I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.
Doc . one of My favorite ty's on those little bugger's is to start My thread and carry it even to bthe hook point then put about 12 rap's to build a knot then back to the head I use My hackle plier's to hold the kip I hold it even with the front of the head dark towards the eye light on the bottom if you 2 tone it I olny pu 3 - 4 raps per color then I start towards the knot wraping the body pretty tight just short of breaking the thread I use the knot and tension to control the flare of My tail when it's flared even with the hook point I start back towards the head to flare the kip here ounce I have it like I like it I build up the body to a barrel shape whip it seal and trim I done real well on a black haed pink kip black or chartreuse thread if I get time I'll post one tomorrow.