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Thought I would show you what I did during the snow and ice a couple of weeks ago. I also tied several flies for fishing for brim.
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Photo #3 is what Nimrod suggested to me, so I thought I would put a few of them together also. I used a mixture of kip tail, marabou, chenille and one with calf tail.
Man, you,ve been working looks good.
Looks good. Did you pour those jigs yourself? I haven't seen too many crappie jigs with weed guards. Do they really help from getting hung up so much? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by d10
D10, no I did not pour these jigs but got them from Grouse Fly. Crappiepappy got me started on using the weed guards and yes I do think they help for the way I enjoy fishing them. I like using a single pole and dipping them down into anything that looks fishy.
Those jigs look great. D10 I fish the big 4 in Mississippi most of the time and the jigs with weed guards is all I use. They work !!
good looking jigs
Very nice
Very nice, good looking jigs
Those are sweet!
Nice!!
I guarantee those will catch up here. Good job on the tie and selection of colors. You gotta go with Nimrods recommendation as well. If he tells you an ant can eat a bale of hay, you need to start gathering up chairs and selling tickets for the show.
You are right about Nimrod. I did what he suggested this past May when we went camping and everyone in the family caught more crappie than we ever have before.
Nice looking jigs . Even RCC jig Buckwheat caught lots of fish so these will too. I know the purple / chartruse Umbrella tubes work for me too!