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2008/12/02 11:49:47 (permalink)

Jigs

Check out some of the jigs I tied for the tribs.
THEY WORK
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    cooljauman
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 11:50:18 (permalink)

    do they work?

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    whatsajob614
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 11:51:34 (permalink)
    Definitely. Tried them yesterday. The Chartruse one nailed at least 10 hookups. 
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 12:44:18 (permalink)
    They should work just fine.  Nice ties.

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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 13:03:46 (permalink)
    nice jigs. what weight are they?

    Tight lines!
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 13:38:07 (permalink)
    Thank you. They are 1/32. I will be tying a variation of colors and bodies with different color and size heads. Just wanted to make sure they worked first. The ones with the body were what I got most of my hits on yesterday.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 13:43:20 (permalink)
    Anytime you need someone to "Test"  them out for you, just give me a ring.  I like to test out a variety of colors, and please send several or each color....
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 13:46:48 (permalink)
    Ha. It's half the fun tying them yourself. I tied 50 in 2 days for when I wasn't busy over Thanksgiving. They don't take a lot of time.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 13:50:32 (permalink)
    You should be here cleaning my truck after monday. My side of the truck is nice and clean inside,yours is a mess.Looks like you lived over their for a year.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 15:31:53 (permalink)
    I am assuming that one would still need to add splitshot to one of these jigs in order to get some depth?
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    whatsajob614
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 16:10:30 (permalink)
    Yes, but above the jig at least 8"-12". More than one if needed. Yesterday I used 6 or more sometimes (especially when using bb size). I will be tying them to order in the future.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 19:48:51 (permalink)
    Don't see the infemious watermellon jig,I'll particapate in the testing.Look nice.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 20:36:22 (permalink)
    Whatsajob614 if you dont go to larger than 1/32 size jig have you considered using lead wire to make your jigs heavier?? the lead wire will definately help you get the depth you want without using lots of shot. I guess the downside using lead wire is that it adds alot of bulk to the body and if thats not what your looking for then this was only a suggestion for you to consider. Nice ties by the way. they should work good.

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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 20:44:42 (permalink)
    Ha mx. I don't care that much to try and find that recipe. Mine work just fine. Thanks for the idea deetz. I will try that. It can't hurt. I usually like to keep the bodies as small as possible because when it is low and clear, I only use 1 or 2 bbs. But, I am always down to try new things.

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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 20:46:06 (permalink)
    Thanks again all for the support. As I am new to all of this as of this year. Getting better each and every trip though.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/02 22:55:38 (permalink)
    I'VE TYED SOME OF MINE AS HEAVY AS 1/8 OZ.  THEY WORK WELL IN HIGH , STAINED WATERS AND AT NIGHT. i THINK IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH A BIGGER SILOUTE?.
     

    BEAD BODIES WORK WELL ALSO,

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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/03 08:53:27 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: TJBKR01

    I am assuming that one would still need to add splitshot to one of these jigs in order to get some depth?

     
     
    There shouldn't be any needed for added splitshot with 1/32 ounce heads.  Maybe if the water was really ripping and high, but not really.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/03 08:59:10 (permalink)
    Instead of any shot just use heavier jigheads.  I use 1/16 most of the time except in really low water.  I also use bucktail instead of marabou on heavier heads.  Has a slower drop rate.  May not have the breathability of marabou but with flash works just as good.  Any added shot or lead wire detracts from the action of the jig. 
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/03 13:37:28 (permalink)
    TRY TYING SOME WITH SOME ICE/CACTUS CHENILE FOR THE BODY, THEY LOOK NICE. DON'T FORGET TO TIE IN SOME CRYRSTAL FLASH IN THE TAIL.
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/03 13:48:23 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: mxdad66

    Don't see the infemious watermellon jig,I'll particapate in the testing.Look nice.

     
     
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/03 14:12:41 (permalink)
    Anyone ever use arctic fox fur for their jigs??
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    RE: Jigs 2008/12/03 18:02:29 (permalink)
    my friend has with success

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    Re: RE: Jigs 2015/09/01 18:56:30 (permalink)
    how come i cant see the pics???
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    Re: RE: Jigs 2015/09/02 16:35:34 (permalink)
    Because the thread is from 2008
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