Reply With QuoteGreat looking tie brother. I think that technique gives the jig a nice natural layered look.
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Cat Whisker Jig
Not sure if there is a specific name within the crappie realm, but i based this design off a trout fly called the Cat Whisker, so I'll just call this the Cat Whisker Jig for now. I like using this method to put multiple colors of hair, in this case marabou, so that they are split above and or below the main body, rather than bunched up at the tail. Let me know what your thoughts are
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Great looking tie brother. I think that technique gives the jig a nice natural layered look.
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thx mate! that's what I was going for instead of bunching them together at the end. you can spread the colors way better this way!Originally Posted by Special K
Let's see some creativity here yah?
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Thx man! it will shrink quite a bunch once it is in water
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Very interesting tie. I will have to give that a try. Thanks for posting that video.
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No problem. let me know what you think and if you have any new inspirational ideas from it
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I have tied jigs like that before, except using hair for the wing and tail. I am sure it will work.
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I bet it looks real nice when wet ….all swimmy as heck …..
I would pitch it for sure
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