yall check out what skiptomylu made for me. original gray ghosts. im gonna wear them out!!
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...ps8rdrghot.jpg
doc :)
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yall check out what skiptomylu made for me. original gray ghosts. im gonna wear them out!!
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...ps8rdrghot.jpg
doc :)
They should get the job done.
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Originally Posted by docwaldo
Those look awesome, but are you sure you have enough??:Rofl
We fish 4 on each rod, rod in each hand. So they can go quick. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by ledouxmike
Hey DW,
Dosen't the grey ghost have a square nose?:dono Not that it makes a difference.
The gray ghost ou are referring to has what the call a hatchet head. It looks like a very tiny hatchet head. But the reason I don't like them as well is the hook is tiny. I mean crazy small. Skip uses a minnow head with a much bigger sickle hook. I don't think that will matter at all!! Also skip makes a heavier jig, which I like better than the 1/32 ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
How do you rig your drops so they don't tangle?Quote:
Originally Posted by docwaldo
Hey Mark, I got some that look just like those that Skip did for me last year! :cool:
Doc, are you sure that skip didn't send those for me to win as a door prize. :biggrin
"gene"
I tie a barrel swivel at the top and then I put 3 jigs below the barrel swivel about 14" apart with small dropper loops and then I tie the bottom jig on with a modified Berkeley knot. I normally will have 25-30 of these setup already tied up with just jig heads before I go. The trick to not tangling them up is to use heavier jig heads. Or at least put the heavier jig heads at the bottom. I like 1/8 oz jig heads on all four. I've got a pic if I can find it I will post it. But the biggest advantage is you can try out lots of color combos until you find what they want.Quote:
Originally Posted by RMGeorge