Bones jig

[guest01]

Here is a little jig I am working on, still got a little tweaking but I think its going to be a good un. the bone pattern is holographic


Also doing it with my spoons

[AtticaFish]

Cool grub body. Reminds me of the x-ray fish ya see at the zoo aquarium. :D

[fish_4_all]

That is something I had not thought of, thank you for that. Now I will have something else eating away at the thought machine.

They look really cool. Hopefully the fish won't look at them and think they are already eaten and not bite them.

[boatstall]

keith,
What I noticed on the jig was the small air bubbles incorporated in the pour. That has the possibilities of making that jig have a great action and slow fall rate compared to a solid body. Doesn't take very much air encapsulated to shift the balance point. And the light refraction off an air bubble is huge. Will it stay clear or does the UV yellow it? I like it.

boatstall
PS. Tell your bride happy belated birthday from Louisiana

[slabchaseroco.]

Like the concept....I'll take some when you get them like you want them...

[guest01]

Like the concept....I'll take some when you get them like you want them...

come see me at the tourney sat. I plan on having a few on hand to try

[skeetbum]

In Florida, many years back, there was a jig called a Hal-fly. Very similar to what is in the pic and they were top choice of mine come season. Those that you make are several steps up the ladder from those of old and will no doubt do very well with the fish. Good work. Keep stokin the thought machine. Maybe a strip of flash tinsel in the maribou? Just some more food for thought.

[shipahoy41]

Looks great Keith.

[rockbass]

That jig looks great!

[OKSTATEjiggy]

very nice jig