I've got a couple pictures in the salt water forum, check it out.
Already sold about 25.
http://www.crappie.com/gr8vb3/showthread.php?t=55132
Do you have any more pics of those bucktail jigs you tied a few weeks ago? Perhaps some close shots??
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I've got a couple pictures in the salt water forum, check it out.
Already sold about 25.
http://www.crappie.com/gr8vb3/showthread.php?t=55132
I will try and get some sent to you tonight. PM me with your email address or I can just post them here.
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Keep your line tight !
Here are a couple of them the rest are gone I hope this will help you out.
Slabologist
"Professor of Slabology 101"
Keep your line tight !
Okay after tying some bucktail jigs I can see the point of using jigheads with a larger hook. The jigs look good but appear like short-striking may be a problem as the bucktail body extends to over double the length of the hook. Ever have a problem with crappie short-striking?
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Short striking??? Ever seen the mouth of a 1.5 to 2 pound crappie? He wouldnt have a problem eating a good sized bucktail jig. Of course, It might be different up north where its colder. I live in Georgia, and I have a problem with them swallowing them.Originally Posted by OKSTATEjiggy
slabslayer, the short-striking assumption came from the size of jigs I've used, and I've basically never used a jig longer than an inch and a half. I'm going to give my new bucktails a try this weekend and see how they do.
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