In this tutorial I am tying "Spro" style Bucktail Jigs in real time as fluke fishing season is here. In addition to tying these Bucktail's I will review what they could imitate in the rivers or ocean.
If I had to choose one color Bucktail jig it would be a white jig with a white buck tail and Crystal Flash. After many years fishing different colors, White and Glow white were the most productive for catching Fluke or Summer Flounder. There were times on my boat when 3 of us would be using 3 different colors to see what they were biting on. The vast majority of the time white was the winning color. In addition to the white bucktail, I would tip the jig with a 3 or 4 MM white or chartreuse "Gulp Swimming Mullet" for the ultimate Fluke jig. I also had good success tying a small teaser above my jig about 18"-20".
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Adam
@adamsflybox
12 сен 2024
