Those look pretty good pappy.....good job!
... and came up with these "critters" Rofl
Took some 1" Beetle Spin grub bodies (green w/blk lines down back), some 1" plain Chartreuse grubs, and some brown 1.75" twin tails ... added some Chartreuse w/silver glitter "legs" to the BS grubs - some pink & some clear w/silver glitter "legs" to the plain grubs - some rubber band legs/wings to the twin tails - and some Krystal Flash to the BS & plain grubs.
The pink, clear, & chartreuse "legs" were borrowed from the tails of some tubes that I rarely use ... and the Krystal Flash came from the tails of the tubes shown in pic. Needle is a "sack" needle ... Scissors are the Fiskar Child Size that I use to cut braid. And that lonely looking jighead, in the bottom left of the picture, is a 1/32oz w/#2 gold Aberdeen & Y guard (that I meant to put next to the "critters", for scale, but forgot to Doh )
Thanks to you guys, for giving me the ideas & info on how to modify plastic jig bodies Hands Clapping
... cp
Those look pretty good pappy.....good job!
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Looks like you just need to add water and you are ready to catch em. Nice job making the bugs. I think all fish likes bugs with legs at times and some fish like them all the time. Good luck and thanks for posting the pic. Thumbs Up
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You have a talent my friend. It is amazing what you can do to make baits more attractive to fish. Very nice job. Well done there.
I may have to add some bugs to what I have been doing. I have extra squirrel and Kip tail and rubber skirt material. Hmmmmmm. May have to get some more Jilly Jelly bodies from Snake River.
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looks good
that is fantastic that is truly what I love to see on here somebody that is creative in making up their own plastic bodies good job very creative.
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Here is what I threw together just now. Thank you for the idea Pappy. These are Jelly Jig Bodies from Snake River.
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Good job crappiepappy. Those ought to tear the bream up.
Last edited by CrappiePappy; 07-19-2011 at 07:23 AM.
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Very creative gentlemen. Those would do the job on bluegill here in Northern Indiana!! Might have to make me some.
ship outstanding job with the marabou in the body I never thought about doing that that way your the man in a course pappy you guys are doing fantastic keep up the good work we will definitely use the marabou ideal for sure did you think about putting living rubber for a tale with the marabou ideal.
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