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Snapper
 
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| Had nothing to do today, so I made up these little guys. Just wanted to show them off. 
Not too bad!
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Grouper
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looks good, you pour and paint the heads yourself?
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Snapper
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No, I just tie them. I would like to learn how to pour the heads though
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| Nice looking jigs, I see that you used a little flash in some. I started tying pink jigs (2 oz.) with the clear flash last Spring. I had pretty good luck with them catching Cobia. I am trying something a little different, I am putting together a spread bar to use with my downrigger for trolling jigs. I usually move to deep water this time of year and spend more time trolling. I would appreciate anyone experience in using spread bars or daisy chains with a downrigger.
Red FlyLife isn't about waiting for the storms to pass.
It's about learning to dance in the rain!!
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Mingo
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| Were did you get your jig heads and supplies? Charles ( Pensacola)
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Snapper
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They look great. Very nice work and thanks for sharing.
Heller High Water Lure Company and Fishing Team
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Snapper
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Right now, I just grab a handfull of jigs at GBBT. I like to get all of the supplies at Bass Pro.
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