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Offline ctom

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Re: DOoska jig
« Reply #30 on: 08/20/21 08:43 UTC »
Mike, are you using acetate floss to create the hard bodies? Nice looking jigs.
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Offline Lines

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Re: DOoska jig
« Reply #31 on: 08/20/21 09:20 UTC »
Nice work as usual MikeJ. Those are awesome. I need to try those patterns.
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Re: DOoska jig
« Reply #32 on: 08/20/21 09:42 UTC »
Quote from: Lines on 08/20/21 09:20 UTC
I need to try those patterns.

Where do you ice fish down there? lol
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« Reply #33 on: 08/20/21 09:45 UTC »
Quote from: ctom on 08/20/21 09:42 UTC
Where do you ice fish down there? lol
Lol...use similar patterns for trout and to catch bait for catfishing. Bluegill and other panfish.
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Offline Mike J

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Re: DOoska jig
« Reply #34 on: 08/20/21 21:35 UTC »
Thanks guys. Tom, it's UV cured epoxy.
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