Another batch of new ties

another new batch
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Those look great!!! They should catch lots of fish. I've thought about using chenille for tails, but never tried it. It looks like you twisted the tails and secured them with thread or glue

It was explained to me then someone attached a video showing it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...;v=S9WhNP64jTQ

Thanks for sharing the video. I like the jig. Will definately experiment with it. Just happen to have a few supplies for old times sake. Hope I can do it without
getting addicted again.:ThumbsUp

Nice ties buddy, good job!

Thanks all

Really nice ties.

very nice indeed

good job sir

Those are nice looking. Thanks for sharing

Nice ties and good video too.

Thanks all!! I'm enjoying the chenille twisted jigs but it does eat up some chenille.

Nice jigs Fatman. :)

Nice jigs. did you ever try the snow goose feathers i sent you.

good deal I and joy the video and I learned something a little new.

Something else I have to try soon, cool lookin bugs. Should get some fish for sure.

Thanks gang!!!!!!

Frank C. - A couple of the spinners I posted had the feathers used but here's one I did up for my local trout pond
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...s/100_3734.jpg