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    Default Try this out under a slip float


    This has worked very well for me for the past few years. Thought I'd share it on the forum.









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    Works great that way. Also last trip out, I used that as the top jig on a Ky rig. And it was catching more then the standard jig.
    Nice shot of it.
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    Hey ship. look's pretty good!!!
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    Again Ship another fine job and thanks for the information!

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    Looks great Ship, what size hook do ya have on the wooly.

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    hey i seen that before!!!!!!!!!













    in the e-mail i just got from ship lol
    looks great will try

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badcast View Post
    Looks great Ship, what size hook do ya have on the wooly.

    Randy
    #4 Crappie hook on the Wooly Bugger and a 1/32 jig. Thanks Len, Lamplighter and Shiloh. I fished this set up on Thursday and nailed 25 of them there slabaroonies.
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    Looks like a nice rig to catch Bream too . Thanks for sharing .

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    Ship, ya catch more on the jig or the fly.

    Randy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badcast View Post
    Ship, ya catch more on the jig or the fly.

    Randy

    Perhaps 40% hit the Wooly Bugger. Then when I used the "Electricity" jig I guess that went down to 35%. Either way it is a nice "Attractor" fly and compliment to the jig below.
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