Walleye jigs—what have you been tying?

[buckaroo]

Planning on hitting up a lake in Wyoming this summer with a friend of mine. We used to camp there 20 years ago and I’m looking forward to getting back. That also means tying up some new jigs.
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Started with some very simple marabou and bunny strip patterns. So what have you been tying up lately?


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[Bill Krejca]

Tying up some slow sinking bucktails with flash.

Bill

[SteveZ]

Originally Posted by buckaroo

Planning on hitting up a lake in Wyoming this summer with a friend of mine. We used to camp there 20 years ago and I’m looking forward to getting back. That also means tying up some new jigs.
https://images.platforum.cloud/uploa...b817caae22.jpg
Started with some very simple marabou and bunny strip patterns. So what have you been tying up lately?


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Here's some I recently tied for river fishing.

[SteveZ]

Crappie jigs too!

[SteveZ]

Something new. Amazing action once wet.

[buckaroo]

NICE!
Love seeing other peoples’ work. I’m traveling for business at the moment, but I’ll be back to wrapping feathers on lead next week. Keep posting ‘em up!!


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[SteveZ]

Poured, painted, and tied up these short shank live bait jigs this weekend. 1/4oz and 3/8oz.

[SteveZ]

Tied up some jigs with spinners.

[SteveZ]

These have been killer with live bait.

[northshoremb]

Originally Posted by SteveZ

These have been killer with live bait.

Not saying they don't work but defeats the purpose of a hair jig. Should use live bait or even dead bait on a hair jig and just use the natural movement of the hair to attract the fish

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