Reply With Quoteyour jelly jigs look awesome are the molds you use come from Rick.
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your jelly jigs look awesome are the molds you use come from Rick.
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Yes. The ripple one was his std mold. The cylinder one was a style he made at my request. It is on his website now.
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I REALLY like the red ones.
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Your round body one is identical to one I had him made up for me but of course I've had bumps on it we make jelly jigs just like yours but I do not have the one with the ripples I did not buy that mold from Rick we use a original jelly jig mold now I'll post a couple of pictures of what we are doing now your jigs look good you can do many different things and many different color combinations with the plastic keep up the good work I'm sure that they will catch plenty of fish for you.
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I had my eyes in the round one with spikes but he removed from site before I made up my mind to get into plastics. If you ever want to part with it drop me a PM. I like those original jelly jigs also.
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I'm going to send you a private p.m..Originally Posted by lcookie
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those all look good!
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The fastest way I ever found to make Lures similar to those without a mold , was to put a tear drop shaped plastic maggot on a jig head . Scrunch it up against the head then put an alligator clip on the hook shank to keep it scrunched . Tied my feather then pushed the grub down over the tie . Lures look good and I'm sure glad there are molds for that stuff now .
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