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Decided to put down the hair for a little while and give a try to tying up some silicone jigs.  I will say they are a little easier to tie than hair jigs, but I think I have put too many strands on these.  Some of you pros let me know what you think.

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They all look great Bone-Headjig. I've a lot of success with that first one.

As far as strand count, you didn't mention what you have on these, but a higher strand count will slow the ROF. In my opinion, I like a higher strand count to start with. You can always cut the strands if need be to get the jig to fall faster.

Good luck with them.

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Jigfishn10,

On the swim jigs I have not used more than 4 tabs......most of the ones I've done I use 3 to 3 1/2 tabs on the swims.

On the football heads it usually depends on the size of the head.  On 1/2 oz to 1oz I will use as many as 6 tabs but usually 4 1/2 to 5 tabs. 

I thinks most all of the tabs I've used are 22 to 25 strands.

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Bone Head,

  All those jigs are very nice. I see you are a very versatile person. I personally like a lot of skirting material on my bass jigs for the summer. As mentioned it slows down the fall of the jig. I got to say that the 4th pic is my favorite. I love that paint job

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Nice!

I like that one with the blue too!

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Thanks all,

Jigfish10......I agree caught a 5+ pounder on that jig yesterday.

Nate....I like that matte finish too.  That is the paint from fishingskirts.com.  their crustation colors..

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Bone-Head those are some awesome jigs....1 Ton footballs are my favorite. Nice patterns, way to match the hatch so to speak....

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