1/48 oz × #8's, #00 brass blades , 1 1/4" long.
Actual weight 1/28 oz.Attachment 388520
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1/48 oz × #8's, #00 brass blades , 1 1/4" long.
Actual weight 1/28 oz.Attachment 388520
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Nice job, very articulate.
Nice! Where did you get those jig heads? I can’t seems to jig them with a size 8 hook.
Cast them myself. That's the neat thing about casting your own jigs. You can change from recommended hook sizes very easily.Sent from my SM-G960U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by Flyfisher66048
Yes very nice indeed. A lot of work in them.
Looks like they would be a good Kokanee jig trolling behind a dodger.[emoji846]
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Tied them to use on some stocked trout in a local park lake. Next spring on some spawning crappie and gills. Just like trying different components. These have Baitfish Emulator Flash tails and flat diamond braid collars.
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Very good indeed.
Good job and look like catchers!
I love fishing Horsehead jigs! I actually started trolling with them way back about 1979. I use them spring and fall.
Skip
those look awesome
Those are nice!
Flat braid collar? Can you post a picture of it.
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Redge this is what he's using. I have some around here that I have used before too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
Hareline Flat Diamond Braid | J. Stockard Fly Fishing
Skip
I used to tie a lot of flat braid and then just drifted to chenille. I will definitely do some flat the next tying session. Good reminder for my old brain:scratchhead, thanks.
Thanks Skip!
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Nice jigs!! I also pour my own and I've gone up and down in size on hooks.