New jig / fly

Brettw I can't believe you showed them the jig I gave you. Everybody was wanting me to give them one at high rock for our tournament we had against you guys. You will have to give them yours Friday cause I ant got no more. Lol [emoji12]


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Looking good

Final thought on the new jig/fly
It looks amazing in the water. Easily the brightest most reflective chartreuse I’ve seen.
It ran hook down as predicted . Not a problem as I stayed off the bottom.
Last it didn’t spin, I think the reason is it’s a long heavy hook and that acted like a rudder.
No bites on it or anything
Cheers


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Originally Posted by Jig Puller

Brettw I can't believe you showed them the jig I gave you. Everybody was wanting me to give them one at high rock for our tournament we had against you guys. You will have to give them yours Friday cause I ant got no more. Lol [emoji12]


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Jig Puller
There’s a few things about the Wylie crowd I should tell you( you’d figure it out eventually)
The boys here are good chums, kind, considerate, sensitive, caring, tidy, finicky, social, talkative, and love spending time together.
The JP Crappierunner Jigs are selling like hot cakes here. But I had to improve the packaging. They now come per dozen in this snazzy carrying case.
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I’m thinking of adding 1/32 oz lead eyes. Speaking of eyes, what’s a good and easy glue for attaching plastic eyes? Thanks


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Sorry I just seen this question. Tying the eyes on would be the best way then coat with head finish (nail polish) to make it stay in place. Another material you may want to get and try is Cure Goo. You put it on where wanted then use a UV light to set it. Only takes 5 seconds to cure. Some of it is sticky after cured but a coat of nail polish does the trick.