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  1. 04-18-2016, 06:47 AM #11
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    Those are some nice looking jigs you have there..should catch a few good uns with those..

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    Good looking jigs. Fish on all the time.
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    Flashabou one bundle makes hundreds of jigs. I have a method where I double it twice to give multiple strands. There are different types but they all work well and they are reasonably priced at Barlows.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crappiecatcher06 View Post
    Flashabou one bundle makes hundreds of jigs. I have a method where I double it twice to give multiple strands. There are different types but they all work well and they are reasonably priced at Barlows.
    I checked Barlow's when I was looking for jig hooks to pour and the price was better at crazyanglertackle.com, so I bought my hooks and a lot of tying stuff from them. I also found that the machine embroidery thread in the fabric section at walmart is strong and holds up well.
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