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I just started tying back in November,and i have read everything ever posted on here and every other website and every youtube video on the subject! The first few dozen weren't that great but feel like im doing pretty good now,anf learn something nee with each one.plus im getting faster i was taking 15 min per jig now down to to 3-5 min. Please give me any constructive comments to help me better. Thanks.
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looks great to me! you get better ever time you tie a jig. keep on tying and you will get better nice jigs!!!!
That last one black/grey has already caught alot of off bridge pilings this week! Also caught a few on those squirrel tails
jigslinger those jigs look real good
I like that squirrel tail might just get a few of them out of the yard ...... oh I mean the catalog
again nice jigs sir
Good looking jigs - getting better every time
Thay look pretty good so your doing fine. The only thing I would say is take the feathers off the stem on marabou so it will have even better action. I will leaf a stem in every once in a while, but most of my marabou jigs will not have any stem at all.
Flinger, you're doing a fine job. The right amount of flash and the tails look good. I'd be surprised if they didn't catch fish. Time to try some hackle jigs.
I really like your ties. Looks like you did your homework and already catching fish. Nothing like that feeling of accomplishment. I am a marabou fan because the way it breaths in the water and I like the chenille up like you are tying. I have been catching a lot of fish on pink,white and chartreuse. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks all for the comments, and i already learned that about the no stem in the maribou.
This is one i caught on the first cast with the squirrel tail, the red/white bucktail at bottom of pic is one of my ugly first ones, but still caught a few fish
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Your jigs are looking good. I like a squirrel tail jig at times and all hair jigs work well in cold water. Nice crappie also.