Saving For Tennessee's Temperate Bass

Pup

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Tied this craft fur jig over the weekend for the brutish white bass of the Tennessee River. If a striped bass should hit it, well then, I'd better be living right. ;)

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Its tail is made from red leather. Though thicker, I have some off-white and purple-colored leather that I've yet to experiment with. :cool:

This jig weighs about 1/4 of an ounce and has a 1/0 bronze hook.
 

SaltyBuckster

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I like that classic looking jig.Will catch them for sure.Maybe the bass's great grandfathers got nabbed by that jig years and years ago.
 

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Pup - Nice tie!!! Classic White with red neck and a little added red leather tail!!! You should have no problem catching them with that!!!!!!
 

AtticaFish

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That's a great jig! You will love the way the red tail looks wet and moving in the water. I have made some similar with fuller kip tail as a body and xtra long rabbit out the back end. Gives both contrast in color and action. :icon14: :icon14:
 

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Thanks JJ1 and AF. :)

I do plan to tie several more of these. Read a very good article on white bass fishing that seemed to make a good deal of sense to me. It recommended 1/4-ounce jigs specifically for deep areas below dams. Then, suddenly, the :idea: occurred to me. ;)
 

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Do believe that will do the job on about any fish . Couldn't ask for a better job . Give it a work out the weather is under 100 degrees now fish ought to be a little more frisky .
 
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