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I’d go with an 80 agree with a barrel swivel. Heavier the rod the better plus I’d stay away from a fast tip. My go to knot would be the trilene knot.

Brother got one to the net.

A guy I know was washing his minnow bucket out and someone had to stop him as an alligator was creeping up on him.

The only way to learn is keep on fishing and trying new things.

Looks fishy to me.

Looks like a good start

Got to the craft store marabou is cheap and can buy a big pack of them.

Chenille wrap with marabou feathers. Brown has hackle wrapped around it. With all of that shouldn’t need to be tipped.

I don’t like Bucktail for jigs. If anything squirrels tail or something not as stiff.

It stays on pretty good for the most part I think when I wind in and lose some more scent goes in the area. So it’s like chumming the water. I’ll start getting better bites. Or finally get one or two.

You can add other flavors to it or if you don’t want to use the deer corn there is corn in the can or just cornmeal.

You can take away the corn and add the pet food or tuna the same. It should work but never did it.

End product should look like this. Let it sit out and start to absorb the moister. Should come out like powerbait.

Start your pot with enough water to cover. Bring it to a boil then add the towel with the mix. Cook it for about 15 to 20 minutes. Depending on how much you make will determine how long to cook it but you want it firm.

Then put your mix into a towel.

Next step add flour. Add enough to where it doesn’t stick to hand. Add a little bit of flour at a time.

Since I know redman is getting into carp fishing figure I’d post my recipe. Start off with deer corn I put some in a bag and with a hammer start to crush it up. Then into a small pot with a lot of water. Start to cook it. It will absorb the water and you can cook out the water easily. Remember...

I can make a fish look bigger by holding out my arms also. ;):)

Just my soft plastics.