Question about your best hair jigs

[bigslab74]

I am starting to tie my own jigs. I was wondering what is your favorite hair jigs to use on your home lake? Feel free to post a pic and include the state your in. Here is one I tied last night. I live in VA. Thanks and tight lines!

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[deathb4disco]

I use a simple marabou-and-chenille jig. It will catch anything.

[bigslab74]

I use a simple marabou-and-chenille jig. It will catch anything.

I actually bought some maribou feathers the other day also. Thanks for your reply.

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[Crestliner08]

Same for me.....marabou horse head spins are the tops! Here's my one of my most productive and favorite pattern, the gray ghost. Tied by one of our members here on Crappie.com - skiptomylu:

[Gigmaster]

Yup. Marabou jigs all the way. I like ultra-lite sizes in Black, Yellow and Chartreuse. They tie up in about 5 minutes.

[6poundtest]

Rich, with that grey ghost RR setup, do you add a plastic body of some sort or run it just as it's pictured?

[Gigmaster]

Here is a typical pattern that I tie. I use cheap acrylic yarn instead of chenille. It works great and costs a fraction of what chenille usually goes for. You can get it t any Walmart for $1.99 for 500 yards.

Yup. Marabou jigs all the way. I like ultra-lite sizes in Black, Yellow and Chartreuse. They tie up in about 5 minutes.

[Crestliner08]

Rich, with that grey ghost RR setup, do you add a plastic body of some sort or run it just as it's pictured?

Just as pictured....no add-ons. Not really needed. The kill this thing! Neck & neck with straight tailed plastics, this is my No. 1 producer.

[SpeckledSlab]

​Good economical point.

[SpeckledSlab]

Here is a typical pattern that I tie. I use cheap acrylic yarn instead of chenille. It works great and costs a fraction of what chenille usually goes for. You can get it t any Walmart for $1.99 for 500 yards.

​Gigmaster, that tip really makes "cents", quite a few of them. Thanks!