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Nice work Brian
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Those are my favorite jig heads. Nice work my friend.
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Looks like it's tying time!
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You got a lot done. They look good.
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How do you keep the paint from getting into swivel?
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Naw, I haven't tied any since my early training years with my grandfather. Besides, with the variety of tubes now I believe it's much easier to color changes by changing the tube instead of tying a new one on.Originally Posted by skiptomylu
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I had to pinch the blade to the hook shank to dip them. Did have to watch how deep I went to keep out of the swivel components. Some got some paint in them but loosen up if you start working it around.
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