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    I was tying a bunch of these yesterday and thought I would take some pictures of how I make them. Materials used were drake mallard flank feathers, Krinkle Mirror flash, rabbit hair and 8/0 Fl.Orange UNI-Thread. I start the thread at the head and wrap half way down before I clip thread and use thread that I clipped and double that as well so there are three strands of this thread trailing out the back of the jig. This thread glows under uv light and gives bait that injured bait fish look. #2 Tie in the krinkle mirror flash at the head using about four strands and double it up. #3 Turn jig and with hook facing up slide first feather over the top and tie in with the feathers spine pointed straight as possible along hook shank. Turn over and add second feather. Add rabbit, hackle or flash and tie in at throat and tie off. I will add more details later. Name:  IMG_4823.jpg
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    Here are the materials used for this jig plus pictures of the rest of the jigs I tied yesterday morning. Name:  IMG_4830.jpg
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    Thanks Jim. Great pics and instruction.
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    They look amazing
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    Thank you Jim for the write up. Great info and pic's for sure. With your permission, I'm going to put the write-up in my personal jig instruction/recipe book. Thank you sir.
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    Awesome as always Jim. Good tutorial and pics. You make the best duck feather jigs. Thanks for sharing.

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    Beautiful work ! This definitely is the best bunch of guys on the internet .I love how you show your process for tying that jig .I have been around so many people that everything is a big secret and won't show anyone anything or help anyone . people on here are happy to help out I love it !
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    Fantastic!!!

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    Those jigs are over the top!
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    Very nice, thanks Jim.
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