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  1. 10-27-2008, 08:24 PM #1
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    Default opinions please, new jig


    I have been messing with these jigs as an ice jig but when I put one on a #6 hook I thought they would do well under a bobber for a float & fly rig. They are lead free and only weight about 3 grams so they are really light for there size. it was my first fire tiger attempt.

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    That looks sweeet! You gonna send me some to field test? :D

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    naw but I may need some water testing done:D
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    That placed in a dark hole might just get your arm broke!!!
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    I'll take a couple dozen off you're hands.
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    Do they hang straight up and down or horizontal when hanging from fishing line?


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    they look good to me
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    It would seem to me that it would be easier to get them to hang "correctly" because there is very little weight to counter balance. Could be wrong, just my opinion.

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