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I recently learned the difference in cross-cut and center-cut rabbit zonker. On these I used a little bucktail to help keep the zonker from wrapping in the hook while fishing. I just got some barred center cut zonker from CAT so my tails are from it. The bodies on the chartreuse jigs are cross-cut zonker.
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Nice, I really like the Chartreuse ones, but that is a color thing.
Good job.
Skip
Looking good!! I do like the rabbit jigs. Nice job on them.
Glad to see " rabbit fever " spreading. Like your idea about the bucktail to prevent tangling.
Another idea I use is to two -tone tail and glue them together with Mend-It. This is a special formula glue that sets fast and the hide remains just as flexible. The top zonker I pierce with the hook and then tie right behind head. The two bare hides facing one another with hook in between. Just a drop or two of Mend It is all that is needed.
Your jigs look great just as they are.
killer combo's I use that middle one a whole lot!
I'll have to try that little trick with the Mend-It glue. Thanks for the tip. Using the buck-tail is one of AtticFish's tips to keep zonker from fouling. I thought marabou had a lot of action in the water till I tried zonker. I haven't tried them on crappie yet cause they aren't biting many jigs right now. I've been catching them pretty well trolling crankbaits though.Quote:
Originally Posted by hays47
Scott those jig heads are looking good too. I like the rabbit and will be trying some rabbit jigs out come cooler weather.;)
I use Tear Mender to glue the two strips together. I did manage to glue this one upside down, LOL!
Skip
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Even upside down it looks good Skip :D:) I like that chrome head too.