Reply With QuoteThe man who makes "Ax-Head Jigs" is Mr. Leonard Woodall. He will be at the Crappie.com Gathering at Lake D'Arbonne. He lives in Dubberly, La.Originally Posted by shadow
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Love those big sickle hooks....I don't tie and just wonder, do you add a little super glue under the thread...
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The man who makes "Ax-Head Jigs" is Mr. Leonard Woodall. He will be at the Crappie.com Gathering at Lake D'Arbonne. He lives in Dubberly, La.
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Mr. Woodall ties these and they are killers.
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Make sure you introduce me to him please! And thanks!
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He was there last year. He brought some of his jigs. I will make sure you meet him.Sent from my SM-N920V using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
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Very nice looking jigs
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Ok, I get the jest of what the ties look like. Micropterus salmoides thanks for the kip/calf tail suggestions. My nephew told me they killed about 12 squirrels last week and I can get a few tails this weekend. I'm going to try to tie a few with the and get back to you all. Thanks again for the responses and pictures.
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I like to fish hair jigs when the water is clear and cold.
Had good luck in the past with black with a mallard green head or grey with the same green head. Black crappie especially seem to really go for it.
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My nephew provided me with a few tails from his hunting trip. The wet and very cold weather has given me an opportunity to tie my first hair jigs. Heck, really my first ties since trying to tie some cap spiders for brim fishing a few years ago. My phone camera isn't the best but here are 3 in 1/16th and 3 smaller 1/48th. I'm going to try the 1/16ths the first break in the weather. The micro 1/48th tipped with a small piece of worm bouncing off the bottom should work well for those chinquapin I hunt in March.
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Those should work just fine. Nice ties.
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