My first 1/80 oz

I got the materials I ordered...but I forgot the tail material so I improvised.
I had to try out my vise while tying these 1/80 oz jigs. I said it before, Dad gum, these are tiny!

The chenille is silver-gray with pink and purple feather tail, on a #10 Aberdeen hook 1/80th oz jig.

Using the proper thread was a super improvement, and I was able to use the whip finish tool successfully. The other cheap thread I had been using was making whip finish impossible.

I still have to do some practicing.... And I will. Attachment 366391Attachment 366392

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Really nice


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Very nice, a fish catcher there.

Great looking tiny jig

i tye with 1-80 sometimes thet will not bite anything larger

Looking good!

Looks like your doing well considering you don't have your tail materials!

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Very nice ties, looks like you are addicted.

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the bream are in trouble.

A 1/64, two 1/80 and a 1/100. Hook sizes are a #10. Two #12 and a #14. These work well for me under a weighted float.Attachment 367398

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Those tiny jigs are like fly fishing nymphs!

Your jigs are REALLY well done. What is the amber colored material on the heads?

It is craft paint - Gold with fine metal flake. I think the lighting may be changing the gold a bit.

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Originally Posted by ijerkum

Your jigs are REALLY well done. What is the amber colored material on the heads?

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