Assorted jigs tied last weekend

[Pup]

I tie hair jigs principally, but do enjoy tying yarn jigs as well. Pictured are bug-eyed yarn and hair jigs, as well as some small ball heads with painted eyes. The latter are golden shiner and minnow imitators.

The bug-eyed jigs are pretty abstract, though I'd fish the black and green one where sculpins are found.

 

[JUNGLEJIM1]

Those are smallie killers, really like the taper on the craft fur and the collars are very neat. Not my strong suit.

 

[toadfrog]

Could'nt ask for a better job than those .Garantee there is a fish just waiting on one of those.

 

[StumpHunter]

Nice jigs and good work.

 

[Pup]

Thanks for your comments guys.

Here's a few more that I tied a couple of days ago.



I plan to try the kelly green and orange hair jigs at my local reservoir soon.

 

[Lost Pole]

Thanks for your comments guys.

Here's a few more that I tied a couple of days ago.



I plan to try the kelly green and orange hair jigs at my local reservoir soon.

I thought u only caught fish on blue n white with a horseshoe pattern head in Indy?!
I've never tried tying any thread neck jigs and doubt I could ever get 'em as perfect as urs uuuuup above and above, but I do believe they'd catch 'em here. Never really fished those color combos for sacalait, but I think I might try the pattern. Thx

Adam

 

[Pup]

I thought u only caught fish on blue n white with a horseshoe pattern head in Indy?!
I've never tried tying any thread neck jigs and doubt I could ever get 'em as perfect as urs uuuuup above and above, but I do believe they'd catch 'em here. Never really fished those color combos for sacalait, but I think I might try the pattern. Thx

Adam

A blue-n-white pattern works well for yellow bass in my local reservoir. No horseshoe required. Thanks for the kind words on the jigs. I've been tying quite a few lately for winter smallmouth bass and sauger fishing.

 

[Fatman]

Very nice