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  1. 10-19-2022, 05:52 PM #1
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    Lightbulb Tying a Crappie Jig for Muddy Water - Step by Step Tutorial


    This hand tied crappie jig is sure to catch you some fish in muddy water! Today I’ll show you have to tie a “Black Gold” crappie jig. If you have any color suggestions for future videos, put them in the comments!

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    Great looking chenille from Woods and Water, eh? Nice color combination too.
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    Good looking tie
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    Nice jig. Thanks for sharing
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    Very nice tie. Should be very good in early spring
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