Fly Tying - Crappie Mighty Mini Minnow - Weedless!

Crappie Mighty Mini Minnow is a fly jig that is weighted and can be used under an indicator or as a streamer. Its length is only 1.5 inch or so and snag-free design, so fishing in brush piles is no problem!
The bottom of this fly is lighter color and the color variations are all
up to your choice.
Thanks for watching and enjoy!

[@user-rz8dc3zl9q]

Thank you sir for sharing your craft!
Houston

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thanks for watching

[@anthonyroscoe7578]

Rhythm admire your work I have been trying for 3 months now and I have learned a lot from you I'm doing very very well with my tying my jigs

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thanks for leaving kind comments!

[@ozzarks]

Nice, very well done, I appreciate the turori as l, without any "jibberjabber" thank you, I look forward to more of your videos. Nick

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thank you very much!

[@kernlkajun1]

Great ATD. Not totally toss up regarding weed guard vs hookup, resin secures eyes. Opossum Zonker looks perfect for this jig...crappie candy; thanks!

[@huntingicon]

You sir, are an AMAZING fly tyer/designer. Crappie flies may not get the attention steelhead or huge articulated streamers. However, speaking as an avid fisherman on an EXTREMELY tight budget, bass, bluegill, and most of all crappie are what I fish for. Thank you for sharing your ideas. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thank you for watching and your encouraging comment!

[@b.j.harris9109]

Sir I just can't stop watching you at work making your master pieces sir your great and like always wish I had them to let the kids use I mean you make stuff that the fish want to eat I mean you are like one with the fish thats what's makes you so great thanks and I appreciate all the time you spend shown them off and how you make them it a true work of art sir

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thank you!

[@GrammaRosesHomestead]

Looks great! I'll be tying some soon! BTW, I have a tip. The plastic coated stainless wire you used for the weed guard is readily available at craft stores in the jewelry department. You'll find it sold as beading or jewelry wire. The brand might be Beadalon or Accuflex or maybe Darice. Buy the *7-strand wire*. It Will kink like you demonstrated, but the 49-strand won't.

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thanks for watching! And I appreciate your info!!

[@collinhetchler2168]

Nice design. I like the technique with the black chenille to have a loop end on it and bring it around.

[@ItsACrappieLife]

Those look nice! I want to try and tie a few one day!

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thanks for watching!

[@stillwater62]

Beautiful crappie jig except that weed guard is a bit too big and may cause more misses than hookups. Really enjoy your videos, and have learned a lot of different techniques from them. Thanks for going to the trouble to make them.

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

Thanks for your advice!

[@Rubo7]

Would marabou work instead of the zonker? Also can you just use one chenille and just color the top with a sharpie so it can be done faster?

[@arkansasfishingadventures777]

You can try with marabou but the tail might wrap around the hook since it is very soft material. I'm sure you can simplify with just one chenille. Thanks for watching!

[@roxannadabney5406]

I appreciated the double color technique on the body of the jig. I will be applying that method to my crappie jigs as well. Is there a way to send a email or contact you on social media method? I have some zonkers and dubbing made from my silver fox rabbits I raise. I wondered if you could use them in fly tying.

[@johnthomas5806]

nice fly...but will it catch my,,,,,,Attention....