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02-23-2017, 06:25 PM #11Senior Member
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She got a sack full of grizzly hackles off of flea bay. What you think about a couple of these hanging off the back of a white Mac jig? I'll post a some pics when she gets a few tied up.
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02-23-2017, 06:46 PM #12Senior Member
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Less is best.....unless maybe a cobe jig.....the more on it the more air it will catch and distance loss....plus the fall rate in the water.....just my opinion
Bill..............
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Agree, on a mac jig, you want it streamlined to fall fast.
Carl
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02-24-2017, 12:36 PM #14Senior Member
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The hackles are whispy, and tied on 3/4 oz heads. Should not be a problem on falling fast. And...if all else fails, I'll go to the bottom and dredge for some Bulls.
I have been eying the colors in the bag and definitely see some shrimp in there...she has a hundred or so short hooked jigs for flounder and pompano too.
She better get busy!
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