new heads

Hey man overall they look great!

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Originally Posted by jackie53

You guys are good!!!! Have been mixing a little tin with our lead have some small scales don't know how accurate have not been calabirated.We pour the 1/48 th oz in the minnow head and the 1/80 th a friend wanted some 1/64 oz to use under a bobber in shallow water around logs just out of the current in our rivers.Great Thread!!!!!

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If it wasn't for the internet and the ounces to grain conversion I'd be lost...but a true 1/32 is 13.68grains and change the 1/64th is 8. something the head in the picture was dead on 10. so a light 1/32 or heavy 1/64th...2 grains off...who but us will ever know??? I just slow my speed down a notch or speed up a notch two years ago was the first 1/64th in a crappie jig I had every seen... a guy in our fish camp at Weiss Ala...I looked at him and said what do you catch with that????he opened his cooler FULL of giant slabs..he said these....now I'll hush up!!!lol

something else to add and I know you'all know...hooks are HEAVY!!!! the light wire ones really come into play in the 1/64-1/80 no doubt!!!! I'm still in first grade around here...getting ready to grad---ate to 2nd grade LOL!!!

Thanks Skip for your tutulage these are the threads you learn from great thread not all jigheads are the same!!!

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Originally Posted by skiptomylu

Thanks Liftbite! Also your jigs look good and I like the colors. They will catch fish I feel sure!

Jackie53 I bought some digital scales and a 200 Gram weight to make sure they are accurate and I weight every type and weight head I buy just so I know what is real. I think the mold makers are just making molds by size and really don't try to make them so there weight is accurate. My 1/64 are closer to 1/48 and the 1/80 actually 1/66.

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What size hooks are the jig heads poured on? To measure accuracy of a 1/64 oz., I believe you would need to test with #10 bronze Eagle Claws. There is a big difference in the gauge of the steel between a #10 and #8. If you weigh with any sickle hooks, they are definitely going to be heavier. I'll mess around tonight when I'm pouring.

We have been pouring on a eagle claw # 4 gold hk for fishing under a bobber and a # 6 if fishing below a small splitshot.

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Originally Posted by PA_Slabs

What size hooks are the jig heads poured on? To measure accuracy of a 1/64 oz., I believe you would need to test with #10 bronze Eagle Claws. There is a big difference in the gauge of the steel between a #10 and #8. If you weigh with any sickle hooks, they are definitely going to be heavier. I'll mess around tonight when I'm pouring.

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I will have to ask the guy that gave them to me to be sure...I have a good relationship with Shorty's and they are sending me several diffrent brands in several sizes 10, 8, 6, in vmc sickle and another brand I forgot...as soon as I get them will weight them seperate and after I pour and will report my findings too!

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Originally Posted by jackie53

We have been pouring on a eagle claw # 4 gold hk for fishing under a bobber and a # 6 if fishing below a small splitshot.

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I will have to re- visit Eagle claw...I have not be a fan...of their hooks maybe things have changed..

Those are nice Lift. Good work all the way around. Those are smokin hot under a float.

Nice ties