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  • BassResource.com Administrator
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This is not your average hair jig video.  You can use them right now!

 

 

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Deadly black marabou jig.

 

I throw them on a 6-6 st C Triumph Lfast but I'm thinking of upgrading to the Levante Whipsnake  or  the  7' Curado Lfast.

 

A 4# river smallie will overpower that Triumph and its hard on me when I miss an early season smallie after waiting thru 4 months of ice.

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I've been fishing mine (black) on 4lb test and about 3 feet under a weighted bobber to get exceptional casting distance from the bank. I also just like catching "fish" so bluegill, crappie and bass are always on the menu with this set-up. 

  • BassResource.com Administrator
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Sweet!  Thanks for watching!

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Thanks for posting them here for us!

I like to hear from the community and learn.

  • Super User
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Glenn are talking about Marabou jigs, hair jigs or a combination of marabou feathers and hair?

Marabou today comes from turkey rump feathers, originally from the Marabou Stork.

Back in 60’s we called them Marabou jigs, no confusion!
Mid swimming a marabou jig be prepared to catch some big Crappies.

Both the hair and Finesse jig articles very

informative and well done👍 

Tom

  • Super User
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Hair kills . All year on the River for Smallies. I remember Mister Twister used to sell them . Really good bass jigs 

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My marabou jig is bucktail, flash and marabou. Seems like everyone in bass fishing lumps it all together. The trout guys have names for all of them.

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