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Super Hair Jiggy

Step by step instructions to tie a super hair version of Bob Popovic's Jiggy fly.  This pattern is a great choice for surf areas and rocks especially for striped bass, seabass along with a range of others.  with a more forward weighting than a clouser the cone gives a slightly different action to the classic clouser minnow as well as being  more snag resistant.

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Materials Used
Hook: long shank salt water  streamer
Thread: Clear monofilament
Head: Cone head to suit (optional lead wire inside cone)
Body: Super hair or ultra hair
Flash: flashabou or other flash

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