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    Here's some jigs I've been tying. Some of them are based on fly patterns that have worked very well for bluegill and such.



    The Chrome Dome. The fly pattern uses a silver bead head and I've caught countless rod-bending bream with it. Sorry about the pic size. I tried to re-size it but no dice.


    The Pheasant Tail Nymph- a trout and bream slayer. I tease out fibers from the wingcase and bend them to make that leggy look. The legs won't last that long around bluegills but they look cool for the time being.
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    I really like the chrome domes. What size hook and head weight do you use?

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    Those are some sweet jigs Nice job !!!


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    Great lookin jigs.....watch out gills now for sure :D
    I really like The Pheasant Tail Nymph....looks like it may took some time to make that 1.
    Awesome job my friend.

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    Len: I tie them on 64th and 32nd oz. jig heads. Not quite sure of the hook size... maybe an 8 or a 6? A silver plated jig head would make the jig closer to the fly

    Thanks Joe

    Thanks Bluegill. It does take a little time to tie, at least a few minutes. You can't see it in the photo, but there is copper wire counter-wrapped over the wound pheasant tail abdomen to make it stronger, as pheasant tail can be brittle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OKSTATEjiggy View Post
    Len: I tie them on 64th and 32nd oz. jig heads. Not quite sure of the hook size... maybe an 8 or a 6? A silver plated jig head would make the jig closer to the fly

    Thanks Joe

    Thanks Bluegill. It does take a little time to tie, at least a few minutes. You can't see it in the photo, but there is copper wire counter-wrapped over the wound pheasant tail abdomen to make it stronger, as pheasant tail can be brittle.
    I seen 3 or maybe 4 pieces that looked like cooper but wasnt goin to make myself look stupid & ask you (in case it was the color of the thread or w/e you use).Regardless it looks absoutely incredible to me.
    Your welcome also my friend.Keep up the good work.

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    those look great thier okstate. were did you get your jigs from? you dont need any field testers do you LOL

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    gotcha grubs

    breamguy: my jig heads come entirely from C.C members. Yeah sure what's your address
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    Nice batch of jigs there!!!!!!!!

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