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Attachment 81610Attachment 81611the first pic is the jigs i tied 4 my dad. red head
the top row is duck the bottom row is marbiou. and the ones on the right tht arent black and char. i tied just 2 play around with. let me know what u guys think thanks!!!
They look good. Dads know best.I guess blk and chart is his color.
Looks good. I need to learn how to do that.
Yes sir! Nice
Looks good jacket
Those look good Creek. Need to look you up next time I'm at the lake. Workin on a middlefork/devilsfork trip before too long.
Sorry jacket, those look good.
Look good man. Nothing more satisfying than catching a big ole slab on a jig you made yourself. Plus they last soooo much longer.
looks good
They look good. Black and char. is my favorite color.
I have been tying jigs for a while now and I know what a pleasure it is to catch a limit of crappie on your own jig. Its hard to critique your jigs just by looking at them but they look pretty good. Myself, I like more marabou on mine for a larger profile and a little more action. After I tie on the marabou and tinsel , I give the thread a good coating of clear hard as nails before I wrap the body to lock everthing together. Also, wrap the chenille while the HAN is still wet. I have caught 20- 30 crappie on one of my ties and it was still in fair shape. I make my marabou a little longer than normal for more action. Some people think that will cause short strikes but that is BS. Those so called short strikes are mostly dinkers or brim. Any respectable crappie will easily suck a bigger jig in. From what I see, those jigs you tied will catch plenty of crappie and any improvement on the appearance will be just for the craftmanship. I can tie 1/8th oz jigs for about 20 cents a piece. Keep up the good work.