Yall were right. It is addictive.

[GrumpyLoomis]

I worked at a power generating station and at night when all was in auto and just cruising along I would tie jigs to pass the boredom. Got caught one night by the general manager all he said was Grumpy get that stuff out of here. He was a good boss.

[skeetbum]

Nice lookin stuff there catfish. Olive heads and dark rubber legs on #8 jigs work well for the gills.

[brainiac]

Hi. In the second photo bottom row, if you don't mind me asking, what did you use for tail materials. Those are the colors that my wife and I tore them up on the last 2 years. It is more fun to tie them than buy rubber tails. I also understand if it is a trade secret. Oh by the way, really good lookin batch of jigs you got going on there.

[catfishtoon]

The ones on the right are hair with a little feather mixed in. The left tan ones are a bag of feathers i got from Hobby Lobby.

[brainiac]

I thought the tan on the left were feathers, but I wasn't sure. Wife loves Hobby Lobby I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the info.

[SuperDave336]

Another good place for feathers is Woods and Water Outdoors. Patrick (Fridays86) dyes his own feathers and has colors you won’t find elsewhere.

Custom Neck Hackle | Crappie Jig Tying Materials |United States |Woods and Water Outdoors

[skeetbum]

Just open the box and tell them to pick two. The first word out of there mouth is usually “Really?”

Nice work there.