1/16oz × #6 with ice dubbing applied with a dubbing loop. Attachment 393469
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1/16oz × #6 with ice dubbing applied with a dubbing loop. Attachment 393469
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Good looking jig. I'm an eyeball guy and that looks really good.
Drill bits and vinyl paint for the eyes. Hard to beat.
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That looks a lot like the old Doll Fly, made from Polar Bear hair. Worked very well for me and they were old when I bought them. Hated losing one in the rocks. Good work Tom, I believe they’ll do just fine.
Love it! Making me want to get to dubbing it too!
Good job and yes the drill bits are hard to beat making eyes, lol!
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I never met a eyeless minner!Sent from my SM-G960U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by GrumpyLoomis
Yep, I don't think a crappie knows what an eye is but it definitely knows when it sees minnows it knows the end with the eye is the general direction it is headed and the attack is on.
You do a great job with your pictures and sharing info. I appreciate the addition of the ruler in the pics too. Thank you!:ThumbsUp
Great photo and great idea. I watched a cool video that showed how to make a dubbing blaster that uses a jet of air from my compressor. Making dubbing can be addictive and endless too
Mega Dubbing Blender Compressed Air - YouTube
Nice!
Frozen Fox - YouTube
This is a video that has the ice dub applied with a dubbing loop in the video. It's tying a fly but the dubbing loop technique is the same as I used on my jig.
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Very good, congrats and thanks for your post.