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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Pro Wannabe View Post
    What type of jig head are the doll flies made of?
    All I've ever seen/heard mentioned about what the head was made of, was that it was "alloy" .... as mentioned in this article : Hodge: Lure of Doll Fly: Thompson's bread, butter - News Sentinel Story

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    Pappy, the couple I found in my grand dad's tacklebox aren't exactly round, Almost like a small aspirin.
    If you cast it they will come.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Pro Wannabe View Post
    Pappy, the couple I found in my grand dad's tacklebox aren't exactly round, Almost like a small aspirin.
    No, they weren't "round" heads ... sort of beveled/rounded edged shaped. Almost like a shad darter style head that had been flattened & the edges rounded/smoothed. That's the best I can remember, anyway.

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    You are exactly right, I wish a could find someone to make those heads. I seen the original doll flies on ebay but they want $30 for 8 jigs as much as I love fishing can't afford that.
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    I see the heads as close to a walleye head as anything else I have ever seen. Beveled from the top down, and the front to the back. My last doll flies rusted away from inattention on my part. Best jig of it's kind ever.
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    Here you go - this is the last one I have!! I would love to have a mold to make them, but I've also seen them with ball heads too.



    You could probably use the walleye head but it's balance point is different than the original head. I've been looking at the old ament catalouge and while I think I figured out which one it is finding someone that actually has that old mold is another story!!!LOL

    I've posted these before these are small ballheads tied with real polar bear

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    MAYBE TAKE PLIERS AND PINCH FRONT, MAY HELP?
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    MAN, this thread got hijacked a little... Back to the original topic... We have caught lots of fish off the Lil Rascals as well as the Slab Bandits. I typically use the lil rascals when I am vertical fishing or fishing under a float and the slab bandits when longline trolling. The main thing I like about the Crazy Anglers plastics is that they are A LOT more durable than most other plastics I have used. I can catch many fish from one bait before it is ripped to shreds. This keeps me fishing instead of replacing baits. And since we longline troll a lot, I do not have to worry about dragging a bait in the water that is halfway off the hook and basically wasting its fishing time...

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