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  1. 12-15-2017, 11:50 AM #1
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    Default Few Jig Pics


    I've been tying a few and thought I'd share
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    Nice! Have they seen water yet?
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    Very nice jigs!
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    Super jigs, congrats on the colors!
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    Those are all very well done. You might trim the guard some, I only use enough to guard the hook with a little excess, worked great for me.
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    Good stuff-- first one is a crappie smacker for sure!
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    What mold was used in the 4th pix? Did it have a barb that you just tied over, or did you cut it off?
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    Nice jigs!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappieDreamer View Post
    Nice! Have they seen water yet?
    Used some this weekend! Worked just fine. as far as the mold, I don't pour my heads but I think those were some I bought from crazy angler but I wouldn't swear to it. They didn't have a barb.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skeetbum View Post
    Those are all very well done. You might trim the guard some, I only use enough to guard the hook with a little excess, worked great for me.
    Those are actually the first weedless I've done. I'm hoping It'll save few jigs from the timber bass! I was debating on weather to trim some off. Thanks
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