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Reply With QuoteI'd leave the marabou off the first one, would be a killer jig around here. I love squirrel tail jigs. Maybe little heavy on the second one, but till you fish it, you'll never know.
If those are your first, I'd say you're off to a good start.
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Thoughts on how these would work on clear lakes like Bull Shoals. Too much fur? Opinions welcome.
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I'd leave the marabou off the first one, would be a killer jig around here. I love squirrel tail jigs. Maybe little heavy on the second one, but till you fish it, you'll never know.
If those are your first, I'd say you're off to a good start.
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Ya just got a cheap tying kit and some rabbit zonkers. First two I've tied. I plan on giving them a bath in the morning.
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Yep, bout what tlefire said, BUT heck of a good start.
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You're doing fine for a start and will learn much more as you go forward. Just takes practice and patience.
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I agree, goid start. After awhile you will find the proportions that work for you. Just keep at it!
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Very good start. Allergies keep me away from rabbit fur but I do like the action. Proportions will balance in time.
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Way better than my first ties!!!
