Hair Or Marabou Jigs

[Old plug]

Yeah they would be great especially the little worms. But 50 yrs ago we did not have them

[Mitch f]

I should also say that most of my smallmouth fishing is in the red/ blue ribbon waters. So no plastic trailers. I am going to use some fox tail for some smaller jigs. That hair is around 1.5 inches. Very crawfish looking colors.

Have never had anyone answer this question definitively: Can you use a pork trailer in Red/Blue ribbon waters?

[Jeremi414]

I would assume that any thing scented would be completely out of the question.

[Wayne SW/MO]

Yeah they would be great especially the little worms. But 50 yrs ago we did not have them

Had them here. If you wonder down the yarn aisle at your friendly Walmart you can find lots of "worm" material. Look for Bernat Baby Blanket yarn, it's like very thick chenille and a little Rit for the right color and you have worms or trailers.

[Jeremi414]

I have TONS of Barr's Meat Whistles with tungsten cone heads to try on a spinning outfit also.

[Jeremi414]

I could probably even use my larger Clouser Minnows. Which I have tons of also. Without having to pack a long stick also

[Gavin]

No pork or plastic in the red or blue ribbon Mitch. But your hair jigs will work.

[Mitch f]

No pork or plastic in the red or blue ribbon Mitch. But your hair jigs will work.

Thanks Gavin!

But what about the hide off a rabbit strip? oh never mind.... just kidding

[Guest]

I've got a fat coon eating all my deer corn. It might find its way into the jig tying shop. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Mitch f]

I've got a fat coon eating all my deer corn. It might find its way into the jig tying shop.

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So, tie him up in the front seat of your truck, park the truck in the garage, close the garage door...turn on the truck......step out of the truck, and the garage for that matter. Wait 4 hours, go into the garage and remove the humanely dispatched coon...clean the coon poop from the seat. Done