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Location: Northern Illinois | I know some of you talk about jigs for muskie, but from what I have seen it's mostly plastic and creatures.
I use bucktail and marabou jigs for bass and they are very effective. You can impart a very realistic action on them using light upward flicks of the wrist, reeling etc.
Do any of you know of any pre-tied musky size bucktail or marabou jigs? Bigger doesn't always mean just heavier. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Tied many of my custom Swimmer Heads with bucktail. Plenty of Pulsations with feathers! JD |
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Location: NW WI | Was wondering the same thing when I saw my local shop had 4oz Spros.
I grabbed one of these
https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Talon_Custom_Lures_Andis_Wide_Deceiv...
To play around with this year. |
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Location: Germantown, WI | Check out Cougar Baits out of Colorado....... they might have what you are looking for.
I Picked up a dragon layered hair jig and a dirty dancer over the winter.... looking forward to throwing them this season...
They also have a new underspin version that I may also need to pick up now too |
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Location: PA Angler | I tie flies so I would make them. If you can’t find any can send me a pm. See what I can do to help out. |
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| I second checking out Cougar Baits. I picked some up at the Wasau Musky Show. They are high quality and oversized compared to many of the jigs out there. They are 1 oz with some terrific colors. |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Northland bucktail jig |
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| Last year one of my brother in law's tied Marabou and a few strands of Flashabou od a Jighead for me looks good at home,but has yet to see the water. (the Jighead come from R&H ) And I need to add a leader to it. |
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Location: Walker, MN | I like adding a heavy weight to an original Beaver...fishes like a big bucktail jig.
I'm a little surprised one of the bucktail spinner manufacturers hasn't come out with a big simple bucktail jig. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Masqui-ninja - 4/11/2023 10:31 AM I like adding a heavy weight to an original Beaver...fishes like a big bucktail jig. I'm a little surprised one of the bucktail spinner manufacturers hasn't come out with a big simple bucktail jig. There’s several spinners out there with 5+ ounce weight…Several guys on LSC are using these 5,6, and 8 ounce, jig- heads. 10/0 hook! You can extend these collars to tie Multiple layers of dressings. JD
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