Thread: Pictures

Thx for the kind words
Hopefully will get back to tying after fishing slows. It's just too good to sit behind a desk right now.

Eric
That's all powder paint. It is not sprayed.
The paint is "tapped" on using a paint brush after the jig head has been heated or reheated. I was taught by people I consider mentors. They are downright innovative.
You simply dip diff brushes in your powder and tap the stem to sprinkle powder over the head. Not hard but takes a bit of practice to get used to how your paint will come off diff kinds if brushes with diff paints. The brushes I like best are horse hair. Multi colored heads are not necessary, but it's the part I enjoy the most. Give it a shot. If you need any help send me a PM and I'll help as best as I can. Can also find videos on YouTube.

Redge
That head is from my buddy's custom made mold. Unfortunately, he no longer pours heads for sale.


Adam

Finally cleaned my desk up to do some painting. Intending on tying up some tree huggers in 1/8. Nothing fancy, but they work getting down in the laydowns to the big boys quickly.
Haven't gotten far. :-)

Looks like another good one!

Good looking color combo I have a bgbs that looks like that it's called twilight... Nice jig

Thx Mr Nance.

Guessing that's a bobby garland color, VA? Never seen it. Ever tried those slab bandits? My buddy pours some that, IMO, are twice as tough.

Appreciate y'all looking at my doodles.

A nice combo and very good tying work

Yeah bobby garland and yes I did buy some slab bandits and ordered the smallest size 1 1/4" should have got the 1 3/4" for that will place another order before spring in the right size... Hard for me to find crappie from the bank now so I've been trout fishing