Kingfisher Bunny Jig - hair- and fur strip jig tying tutorial

[@dh1270]

Thank you for the very well rounded direction. You’ve helped me tremendously.

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

You're welcome. I'm glad it helped. Cheers, Michael :0)

[@dee8263]

The action on that jig is superb

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Thanks buddy. Cheers, Michael :0)

[@armondfelix2542]

I make twitching jigs, but I've never seen a twitching jig like this before!? By far one of the coolest and most interesting jigs I've ever seen! I'm definitely going to make this with my slap on it. Thank you for the ideas sir keep it up you do a great job!

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Wow, thanks Armond. Glad to inspire you. Cheers, Michael :0)

[@slammingjack2242]

Great jig! love the colors.

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Thank you! Cheers michael :0)

[@johnthomas5806]

try tying a very small float to end of lure tai so it floats when lure is on bottom of water, helps to keep it moving and attracting fish...

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Great tip. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Michael :0)

[@cvgamg]

As always you make something I can use here in NY wallies optioned May 1 a jig that will be in my arsenal thanks Michael as always. Vern

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Glad you can use the inspiration, Vern. Tight lines with those walleyes. Cheers Michael :0)

[@armondfelix2542]

Before I do try and make this jig, would you happen to know if they would work for salmon? Particularly coho salmon?

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Sorry buddy, I haven't tried this jig for salmon, and we don't have coho in my neck of the woods. I sure works for all kinds of trout, including large silvery sea run browns, so I am pretty confident, that it will work great for cohos as well. Give it a try, and let me know how it pans out. Cheers, Michael :0)

[@joeduca8582]

Another awesome Jensen jig! :o) Great music too. It sounded very "liquid", Piscataquis was similar to piscator or fisherman, so I googled the piece and artist. That Swede must have spent time in Maine US. Amazing choice of music, you and Ulla are true artists! That's why I love your content, you touch all the bases. Thanks for the total "experience" ;o) Oh yeah, the jig - I think I have some zonks in white with blue and black bars so I'll try them. Some years we have a big "hatch" of shad in Oneida L and blue is a good color for the little fish. Cheers :o)

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Thanks a lot Joe. I really like the vibe in that piece of music. It's is a true Fisherman's Blues. There's a lot of super talented Scandinavian guitar players - and I spend a good amount of time picking the tracks, that balance the footage best IMO. Taking bout color: An upcoming video on my channel goes in depth with that subject: dealing with the interesting fact, that a lot of colors actually only are visible near the surface. Had a crazy day on the water earlier this week. Check out my blog for some grip-and-grin pictures including large pike: michaeljensens.com/angling/go-big-or-go-home-0/ Keep save my friend :0)

[@joeduca8582]

@@MichaelJensensAngling I just came from the blog... awesome to say the least :o) Do you have notifications when you post on the blog like when you post here on YT? Thanks.

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

@@joeduca8582 I don't have notifications from the blog, but might consider having my tech support (that's my eldest son) look into that. Until then - drop by every friday. At the moment I write a blog once a week. Usually friday... together with a KZbin film release. Cheers Michael :0)

[@joeduca8582]

@@MichaelJensensAngling thanks for the info. I spent about an hour reading it yesterday, awesome stuff and such a variety of goodness :o), so I had clicked on sparkle wooly dub. The next thing I knew I woke up to great guitar playing and a streamer being tied. I was so relaxed I must have fallen asleep and your dubbing playlist was on auto play. lol. So I smiled, said cool, and saved it to my playlist! That peacock dub looks great. I'll put Friday on my calendar and get into a habit of checking the blog when you post a video. Thanks Michael.

[@christianrosler8150]

Ist es möglich einen Wooly bugger auf einen Jigkopf zu binden? Würde ich gerne wissen, ob du es schon mal getestet hast. Grüsse Christian Mach weiter so,mein Abonnent, hast du schon länger von mir😏👍

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Hi Christian. Yeah the Woolly bugger concept works great on a jig hook. I tie several versions, and have great succes with those. This video on my channel is a good starting point. Check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bainlol8jtJnjK8 Cheers, Michael :0)

[@jimmiehernandez80]

Okay Mike fix me up a few nice colors and send them to west Texas and I'll show them to some big spotted bass. I'm just kidding Mike. Really like your jig tieing videos I haven't seen you tie a crappie jig yet. Mike do you have crappie down where you live? You guys probably call them something else. But anyway keep tieing them great looking jigs my friend take care Mike..

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Hi Jimmie, nope, I don't have crappie around here. But we have perch, and they will eat some of the same jigs. I guess this one, will get you some of the smalle beauties: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWHdc6uDaZiMiM0 I guess most of the Dog Nobbler and Mini Jigs will work great as well. Take care, Michael :0)

[@SDGCustomLurecraft]

Killer 👍

[@MichaelJensensAngling]

Thanks buddy. Cheers Michael :0)