Not pouring but soldering the teardrop jig ....video included

**river scum** · 12-12-2012, 08:17 AM

very cool, great job Ship! i would like to see that soldering vid. also. maybe a painting vid, for beginers too?

**shipahoy41** · 12-13-2012, 08:13 AM

Originally Posted by river scum

very cool, great job Ship! i would like to see that soldering vid. also. maybe a painting vid, for beginers too?

Here it is.

Shipahoy41 makes the lawless jig - YouTube

**Bob/MN** · 12-14-2012, 10:38 AM

This looked like a real good pan fish lure so I had to try my luck at making a few. I did not have the correct shells but did have some #0 willow blades.
With this model I use a # 0 willow spinner and a # 10 hook. This would produced a 1/64 once jig. I had to make a fixture to hold the hook in place or it would move around. Name: IMG_2794.JPG
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Name: IMG_2794.JPG
Views: 605
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The heads were cleaned with a solvent,powdered painted, glittered, and tail dressed.
Thank you Shipahoy41 for a great idea.

**jackie53** · 12-14-2012, 11:47 AM

Thanks to guys like you Ship and others I joined this site!!!! Enjoy ever post,video's and info helps us on our home lakes!!! Thats what is Great about site Crappie.com!!!!!Keep em coming!!!!!

**shipahoy41** · 12-19-2012, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by Bob/MN

This looked like a real good pan fish lure so I had to try my luck at making a few. I did not have the correct shells but did have some #0 willow blades.
With this model I use a # 0 willow spinner and a # 10 hook. This would produced a 1/64 once jig. I had to make a fixture to hold the hook in place or it would move around. Name: IMG_2794.JPG
Views: 605
Size: 83.3 KB

The heads were cleaned with a solvent,powdered painted, glittered, and tail dressed.
Thank you Shipahoy41 for a great idea.

When you get the corret shells and use GOLD HOOKS, then the hooks will solder to the shell and not move around. You can powder paint them in a toaster oven ur use vinyl paint on them. Have fun. Be sure to FLUX the shell and hook before soldering. Those will definitely catch fish year round! Nice job.

**shipahoy41** · 04-23-2016, 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by jackie53

Thanks to guys like you Ship and others I joined this site!!!! Enjoy ever post,video's and info helps us on our home lakes!!! Thats what is Great about site Crappie.com!!!!!Keep em coming!!!!!

You're welcome my friend.

**"G"** · 04-24-2016, 07:32 AM

Your a little slow Mike....he posted that over three years ago

**shipahoy41** · 04-24-2016, 06:19 PM

Just saw it G. I guess I was slow on that one.

**"G"** · 04-24-2016, 06:54 PM

Originally Posted by shipahoy41

Just saw it G. I guess I was slow on that one.

**snake River** · 04-27-2016, 02:24 PM

Originally Posted by Bob/MN

This looked like a real good pan fish lure so I had to try my luck at making a few. I did not have the correct shells but did have some #0 willow blades.
With this model I use a # 0 willow spinner and a # 10 hook. This would produced a 1/64 once jig. I had to make a fixture to hold the hook in place or it would move around. Name: IMG_2794.JPG
Views: 605
Size: 83.3 KB

The heads were cleaned with a solvent,powdered painted, glittered, and tail dressed.
Thank you Shipahoy41 for a great idea.

Have you guys tried tube inserts the type that you use on plastic skirts you can take the insert and take a hammer and flatten them entirely on like you have done in the above picture your feathers we've been doing this for quite some time works quite effective I packed my inserts a way or else I would displace some here you can do a lot of different things with powder coating is you can have it look many different ways by dusting powder on top of powder tried to display some of these when I get relocated later on.

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