Reply With QuoteI use old pie pans, line them up around the edge. The eye keeps the side of the head from touching the pan and you can get a whole bunch in one.
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Take a cake pan and drill a hole in each end. Then bend a clothes hanger to fit. Use long nose pliers to put jigs in and to remove them.
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I use old pie pans, line them up around the edge. The eye keeps the side of the head from touching the pan and you can get a whole bunch in one.
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This thread shows the pans that I use
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-t...int-trays.html
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All I can see is a box that says the photo has been moved or deleted...
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Posted these awhile back as well..
You might want to try all thread - keeps the jigs from sliding around.
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With this set up you can take the rods out, load them up with jigs, and set it back in the pan. Unloading is real easy also.
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Tommy likey those pans!!
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BIG JIG IN A LITTLE COATOriginally Posted by Jiggin_Joe
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Sorry about the picture but since I have seen ya'lls I will sneak back in my hole and learn some more.
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