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n. - The downy feathers of certain storks are used for trimming garments; Large African black-and-white carrion-eating stork.

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  • Because the marabou is tied all the way up to the head with no chenille between, the jigs have a ripple action from head to tail.
  • Caught on a small black marabou jig in cataract creek AB
  • Use bucktail and marabou jigs in the ¼ - to1-ounce range.
  • It is made of marabou feathers that come as a dense fringe.
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