Tried making some and wonder how they'll work with the sauce.--shuAttachment 376473
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Tried making some and wonder how they'll work with the sauce.--shuAttachment 376473
They will work fine & SS was made for those.
They work pretty good. Those should work good for you.
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Never tried that but they look like a winner.
What do the mops look like? And dang, the sauce gotta stay soaked in there real good for a long time, wow.
This is what they come from. More of a mitt then a mop I guess.
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Superdave, how do they work holding the sauce?
They work great! If they hold the sauce any longer I don’t know but they can handle a good dose.
Good idea, gotta work good. I’ve used the rubber ones off of a kids toy and they worked great. Being soft and suckin up the slab sauce gotta be a plus. Pictures Shu. How did the maribou thing work out, want some colors?
Careful with that new addiction Shu, you'll be needing a mop closet to store em!![emoji16]
Doug
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Tim the maribou was not very satisfying so went back to bucktail, but the learning curve is large and need to find a patience card,
it'll probably take a fishing trip and a few fish to level out.--shu
The orange ones look like cheese puffs!:Rofl:Rofl
Doug
will that make them work better?
Better than washing the car...
absolutely!Quote:
Originally Posted by longhunter
Holler when you’re ready. We can meet somewhere with a vise and some junk and maybe shorten the learning curve. And I got some junk.Quote:
Originally Posted by shuorc
When I was at Walmart the other day, I noticed that they have a yarn that is just like the fingers on those mitts.
I don't know why more of you guys don't use Rabbit? Just tie it in, wrap the hide around the hook shank and tie off?
Skip
Here are just a few.
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I bought a mitt and it's raining, so I am going to make a few. thanks for a good thread.
The bluegill and shellcrackers gobble up mop flies and jigs too!!
Much more work, but worth the time. I like using Woolies for Gills.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiptomylu