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Some rainy day jigs.Too much time on my hands.
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Some rainy day jigs.Too much time on my hands.
Those are wonderful jigs !!....I'm a Old Missouri Mule from way back...born not to far from Anheuser-Busch !!..:)
MaryLou~~
I really like the jig in picture 3 far left, and picture 4 far right. I would think those two are great minnow imitations. Really nice paint job on all those jigs.
What did you make those in the last pic with?
Last picture is a jig I call a SHAD-DUCK jig.These were tied on a pillhead jig.I use sparkleflash by tiewell of Australia for the flashy underbody,mallard flank feathers over that to create the shad appearance,markers for the dot and the red injured look.For the dorsal fin I used olive bucktail and one strand of gold flash for the lateral line and a little flash in the throat. Flatfish helped me tweak out this pattern from my original version.It's a "smoker" jig for sure.Never know what you'll catch with it. I live about 10 minutes from AB, LRB, havn't tried their products for awhile,though..
When AB sold out to a foreign interest...thats when I stop patronizing AB !!Quote:
Originally Posted by JUNGLEJIMJIGS
MaryLou~~
Jungle Jim- awesome jigs! I really like your mallard jigs too.:cool: Going to have to try to copy them
Great-looking ties Jungle Jim. :cool: Your mallard flank jigs are of particular interest to me. How do you have your materials secured behind the jig heads? It looks like something other than thread to me.
Very,very nice JIGS!!!!!
Very nice jigs I like the hot pink one in the gray one in picture 4
Yeah maann - those are very tight tyes
I like them all, the wooly bugger look is cool. That shad is.... well it looks like a SHAD!!! :cool: I need to try again with the mallard, makes a very good scale pattern, but have always had fits getting it all to look as nice and neat as that.
;)those are excellent you did a great job
Very good job....those really look great!
As always Jim...you tie some real show stoppers for sure. I like that name SHAD-DUCK. That is as original as the tie man. I hope your upcoming fishing trip goes well for you and this weather settles down some so you won't need extra anchors and bail buckets. Don't let that old Texan out do you either...if he gets too far ahead dip his jigs in the boat fuel...lol good luck to the both of you.....brim
I love them JJJ I gatta learn to do the hackle now :)
JJ
Man, those are some good looking jigs!!
Bassman I know You ty some good jigs Ya'll are killing Me I've got to get back at it I do have some new color's I ready to go sling at'im weather has been horriable RAIN!RAIN!RAIN!! It's killing Me!
I haven't tied ANYTHING that looks as good as these jigs do!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by flatfish46
Those are some nice looking jigs, my friend!!!!!!!
Especially like the barred maribou and the yellow grizzly feathers!
I don't tie jigs that good, even if it's raining!!!!!
Nice jigs!!!!! I like the ones in the second part the float and fly jigs, and I still like the aspirin head jighead. Gotta wait on money before getting any more molds.
Good Job
Fatman
Great looking jigs. I'll try a little later to copy some of what caught fish today.
Thanks for the kind words everyone,been busy trying to put Grubs on some fish.Yesterday was tough,but we are starting to get some nice fish today.Finally found something that works.
Those truly are amazing jigs!
Man, I like all of those jigs! I'd have a hard time
figuring out which one to tie on first!!
Ya build a mean jig JJJ:D
Anyone can build a nice jig.The key ingredient is quality tying materials which there is plenty of nowadays.Lots of practice and imagination helps as well.
Those right there are some killer jigs.The hackle really makes em come alive.Great job.