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I know this is not a Crappie jig but The old interweb taught me something new today how to add flash to rabbit so I came up with this jig .. This is tied on a #1 steelehead /salmon jig if I tie it again it will be on a # 2 ..
Steve-stabgnid
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Thats a good lookin jig!
Nice I like it.
Looks nice!
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and why aint it a crappie jig ?
Little bit heavy I do believe thats a 3/16- 1/4 oz head with a #1 mustad owner Xtra heavy .. Set the hook on a crappie with that jig and you will reel in nothing but the lipps !!! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Steve-stabgnid
Looks awesome. Should have some great action
I would bet there are some folks over this way that would drop that on em deep in the winter brother
It will punch through the heavy surface weeds shallow too. I would fish it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
[QUOTE=stabgnid;3095904][I][B]Little bit heavy I do believe thats a 3/16- 1/4 oz head with a #1 mustad owner Xtra heavy .. Set the hook on a crappie with that jig and you will reel in nothing but the lipps !!! LOL
Steve-stabgnid
Appreciate your analogy but you couldn't be further from the truth. The cold months in TN i vertical jigged with 1/4oz brushguard heads with size 1 and 2 hooks. I'm sure the steelhead hook is a heavier shank but put that jig in the right place and you'll get the thump of a lifetime. The thump I got were like someone tapping the rod with a stick.
Great looking jig and nice tying work. I agree with the rest, that will catch some winter crappie :)