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Hadn't never a feather jig and figured it was time - SenkoSam - 06-25-2019 A friend told me recently that he uses feather jigs for trout and since trout strike everything all fish strike, why not make one and try it in a local lake. Sure enough it caught a dozen fish - namely bass, sunfish and crappie. (The one on the bottom is a Joker tail added to a grub body that wasn't cast.): These also caught fish: I didn't want to start fishing until the clouds moved in which happened by noon. With a ripple on the water, the bite was good in the shallows near weed beds and under shady tree branches where the shore dropped fast into deep water. [signature] Re: [SenkoSam] Hadn't never a feather jig and figured it was time - wiperhunter2 - 06-25-2019 Interesting, I know crappie love marabou jigs, so I'm guessing feather jigs have a similar movement in the water. [signature] Re: [wiperhunter2] Hadn't never a feather jig and figured it was time - SenkoSam - 06-26-2019 [quote wiperhunter2]Interesting, I know crappie love marabou jigs, so I'm guessing feather jigs have a similar movement in the water.[/quote] Aren't they the same thing ? [signature] Re: [SenkoSam] Hadn't never a feather jig and figured it was time - wiperhunter2 - 06-26-2019 I guess they are but before I googled it, I thought marabou was fur.[crazy] [signature]