Ron Don
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I been getting requests for blue and white a lot more than usual lately. I havent used much blue n white in the past, but I might have to start. Heres some from today. The rounds are 1/8, 1/16 chub, and a 1/16 min spin.
Blue n Whites
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Jig Man
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Dang those are nice.. Love the jig heads...
Pup
Active member
Awesome ties, one and all. Your spinnerbait is very intriguing to me.
Great job RD.
Great job RD.
upnort16
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Nice job! I like the color combo! The spinner is my favorite as well, although I would fish any of them!
ScottV
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Those look great Ronny. I've seen it where blue was all they'd eat.
Lost Pole
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I'd be proud of those man. Flawless. Wish I could get my tails to look like those.
Did you tie your flash in first on some?
Love me some blue n white n clear water.
Did you tie your flash in first on some?
Love me some blue n white n clear water.
CrappieHappy
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nice job Ronnie!
Ron Don
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Thanks yall! Jerry the paint is blue ice think royal for the chenille.
Adam I tied the flashabou last and Krystal first. On a couple there's a blue hackle that u may be seeing.
Adam I tied the flashabou last and Krystal first. On a couple there's a blue hackle that u may be seeing.
Ron Don
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Hey Adam where the heck are you finding CLEAR water??!!
jjsjigs
Banned
blue and white baby.... Y'all must be Penn State fans!!! LOL!
Lost Pole
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Ron Don said:
run as far from the river as it is humanly possible to be, you'll find it there....
just makes sure it quickly leads to a deeper water outlet
gravel pits mostly Ron, but that color works well in our shallow cypress gardens off the river....if some silver flash is available.
black clear or just black stained river water is easy: orange, white, chartreuse...never fails
it's the mud that gets me
but you already knew, I've heard you're quite the fisherman
with a handful of dynamite
SaltyBuckster
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Look good Ronny !I have been tyeing a lot of 3/4 oz. for saltwater stripers for my brother in law in Pa. for New Jersey fishing.Pretty much the same, but bigger,lol.Just a touch of grey in the middle.Looks like a "Bunker" I guess.
Jerkin' Jaws Jigs
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Those look great Ron