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I had seen many pictures of the james wood bucktail and heard it was a good crappie fly so I decided to change it a bit and made a great crappie fly. It can catch many different sunfish and bass species.

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That's what I thought, thanks.  And the body, did you use dubbing in a loop instead of chenille?

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Another option is tying the body with white and black chenille that's been twisted together (or variegated black/white chenille - if you can find it!) then wrapped on the shank, use a mix of black and white bucktail as the collar and black bucktail head.

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