Tying a Multicolor Weaved Crappie Jig
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2022
- This is an incredible jig with a two-tone braided body!
Hook: 1/16 oz jig hook
Thread: Black UTC ultra thread 70 denier
Body: Black rayon chenille, Pink tinsel chenille
Tail: Chartreuse marabou, crystal flash
Music by me - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Super cool jig!! I can see where it’ll take a lot a of practice but it’s definitely a technique worth learning!! Thanks for sharing!!
Awsome , I haven't tried yet , adding to the list. Thanks for sharing your talents
Love the method you used with the crystal flash. Will definitely be trying that out tonight. Great video
Hi! I just found your channel and subbed, I am barely trying to get in to jig tying but I know with these quality videos I will learn a lot. Thank you for sharing!
That’s awesome 👏
Mustache......outstanding pattern. Very clean and nice finish. Very good instruction as well. By the way, thanks for reply to my question about CDC. I did tie up several patterns for a guy and he sent me pictures showing the rainbows and brown trout he caught in WV. He said that for someone who doesn't tie trout patterns, I did a fantastic job...especially for some of the parachute patterns I tied. Took me awhile to get the post method figured out but they did turn out very nice. So much so, I got more requests not just from him but from some of his friends. Thanks again for your time. I speak for everyone but you do a outstanding job explaining everything. I went back and watched some of your older videos on flies and learned a great deal. Keep doing what you are doing and your channel will only get bigger. Take care, stay safe and tight lines!
As always, thank you!
If I could see you fishing these then I'd be... hooked. 🥁🥁📀. Seriously though. We wanna see these babies in action!
Great video. Just getting into tying.
Will be watching more.
This is a really nice looking jig!
Awesome looking jig
Excellent tie, thanks!
Nice technique, Thanks for posting video!
Pretty slick 👍
Nice design
Cool pattern!!!! I will have to try when I get better!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
That is amazing
Excellent!
Nice video. What is the best fly tying kit you would recommend?
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You make it look Simple but very deadly awesome thank you for your time to share you skills.
Could you leave a link of info to purchase the leadheads and other items that you use would be helpful
Yes, I’m making a guide where I’ll include all of that.
Where can I buy those jig heads? Thanks for sharing!
Can you do a video on getting started in tying, equipment, techniques, etc?
Working on it now. It should come out within the next week or so.
That’s the hardest part right! I have been tying now for maybe 6 months. I definitely got into it the WRONG way. I just got on eBay and went crazy. Several thousand later and LOTS of material I will rarely if ever use, and sub par tools taught me a LOT!
That looks good I tried that twice and couldn't get it right lol
It’s really tough at first. Definitely an intermediate to advanced level jig.
@mustache Do you sell your creations?
Do you ice fish at all with this pattern ? Looks like it would do well. Thanks and keep up the fantastic work !!!
I haven’t tried it through the ice, but I’m sure it’d work! Thanks!
Would do some fishing videos with the flies please?...
nice pattern gotta try that, whats the best place for those kind of chenilles? ebay?
Yep. Nimrod’s Tackle on eBay.
Where do you purchase your chenille & marabou
I get all of my marabou from flyfishfood.com. I get chenille from flyfishfood, woodsandwateroutdoors.com, and Nimrod’s Tackle on eBay.
What size eyes do you recognize for a round head 1/16oz jig head?
Thanks
Recommend
I use 3-4mm
Where do you get your jig heads from
David Wayne Grimmett Sr. on Facebook.
You have good results just with whip finish ? No glue ?
Yeah I usually don’t use glue and I haven’t had a jig fall apart in years.
@@MustacheJigs Thanks good to know .
Micro craw jig
What brand is your vice grip
It’s a Renzetti Traveler.
How much for a dozen
I like the results, but it looks like it would be pretty difficult for me and I have tied jigs and flies for 50 + years!
It’s difficult at first, but with practice it becomes easy!