1/100th Ready To Go

[Doc Crappie]

Bruce

Got a mix of ballhead and minnie heads on #12 already to go..... Think you can handle these little fellers.... lol

Just let me know when you are ready for them

That is a 2oz ultra minnie up top

 

[CrappieHappy]

those lil minnow heads are cool...

 

[redear]

oh yeah, I like em

 

[SaltyBuckster]

Look good to me also.

 

[Doc Crappie]

Thanks CH,RE,SB

 

[quivira kid]

You fish all these little jigs with a fly rod or what? A beadhead nymph would probably be just as heavy or heavier...

 

[Doc Crappie]

Not all with a fly rod but in fly fishing areas only I use them allot excellent for trout out here.

Easier to tie for me main reason I use them and they catch gills like there is no tomorrow. Plus they are just right on my 3/4 wt rod I use.

Probably would use more of what you suggested if I did more fly fishing than I do...


These are also killer for ice fishing sometime that small presentation is just the ticket.


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[Len]

Doc where did you get that small of a minnow head?

 

[toadfrog]

I'm glad you posted a big picture . Didn't even have to use the old farts flat screen magnifier on the computer moniter .

 

[quivira kid]

I could see them working exceptionally well as a "cross over". I have settled on 1/64 oz is about as small as I go for ice.... can't feel or see the bite as well on the super light stuff. (I am a huge fan of tungsten ice jigs!)

 

[Radtexan]

Id need a magnifier to tie those !

 

[StumpHunter]

I tied some 1/80 jighead flies and used today. I like the way they worked but was a pain to paint!! The 1/100 you have look good.

 

[Doc Crappie]

Doc where did you get that small of a minnow head?

Custom mold I had made awhile back has ballhead on one side and minnowhead on the other side

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[JUNGLEJIM1]

Nice,the little #12's were the only things the trout here would hit consistently here with the rivers running low and clear. The amazing thing is how well they can hold even big fish. They are worth the trouble,actually wish they made a #14 in a sickle.

 

[Doc Crappie]

Nice,the little #12's were the only things the trout here would hit consistently here with the rivers running low and clear. The amazing thing is how well they can hold even big fish. They are worth the trouble,actually wish they made a #14 in a sickle.

#14 would be pretty deadly but I think one that small would fall into fly tying category even though it would still be a jig head.

It is amazing how these little hooks can grab hold and not let go if you do everything right on hour end.

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[Lost Pole]

Tiny!
I couldn't fish those w/o a float.

 

[SaltyBuckster]

Time to trade,whatcha want?

 

[Doc Crappie]

Time to trade,whatcha want?

some 1/16 would be nice about now you got any walleye heads with the recessed eyes, if not just pour me some in my 1/16 mold you got buddy boy.... lol

 

[SaltyBuckster]

Sunshine,finally.Been trying to pour for a week now.Kinda backed up on a couple guys,Sorry.Still looks like rain though,lol.

 

[LedHed]

Deadly.

Just picked up some 60* - TMC 403BLJ hooks in a size 14 & 16. Might want to check em out for your mold. They are babrbless, wide gap. I'm going to have to modify a Hilt's Trout 100 mold to accomedate them.