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#6 Mustad Ultrapoint jighook
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#6 Mustad Ultrapoint jighook
I like em…especially the long tailed one. Thanks for sharing with us
I'm finding it is much harder to get the plastic to stay straight than I anticipated when adding the other materials. Definitely has potential.
Looks good. I have one of the two tail slayer mini system molds like the black & chartreuse bait i'd sale if you're interested in itQuote:
Originally Posted by MCG1
Looks good. I have one of the two tail slayer mini system molds like the black & chartreuse bait i'd sale if you're interested in itQuote:
Originally Posted by MCG1
Good looking jigs. Have you tried using a layer of thread on the hook shank and then glueing the plastic down?
Only once so far and it didn't help. I think I will need to build the front and then add the plastic. Really like the looks of the palmered feather on the plastic so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timbertodd
Thanks Les. Pouring plastic or lead is out side my comfort zone!Quote:
Originally Posted by Les Young
These are my first ties in quite a bit. My pups are not conducive to having tying supplies out.
Those look awesome
Thanks DSJ! All the plastics come from Bob's baits. Also experimenting with fly stubble chenille on a couple.
Closer to what what I'm trying to make. The thread and superglue helped. Plus more patience!
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Last one. Stonefly with wiggle dub and Rainy's Tube Bodiz.
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They all look good. Buggy looking, should work well.
Should help to fill a cooler or livewell for sure. Good job….
I think these should work on multiple species. Bluegills and crappie to steelhead and salmon. Not sure the hooks are strong enough for salmon but hope to find out next fall.
I think these should work on multiple species. Bluegills and crappie to steelhead and salmon. Not sure the hooks are strong enough for salmon but hope to find out next fall.