Finally tying up some again

[fish_4_all]

Got the itch and with the kids starting school again I will have ample bored to death time on my hands.

These are bead and pin hematite jigs for salmon this fall. 1/20-1/50 ounce best I can figure out.

Figure they would catch a crappie or two if the crappie would bite this year, or any year for me for that matter.

[skiptomylu]

Look to mme like they should work on crappie!

Nice and good to see you hit the vise again!

[skeetbum]

Those look good. I need to try the bead and pin thing, looks simple enough.

[short grub]

fish-4 those will put crappie in the boat sir

very nice

[Fatman]

Glad to see you back at it again!!!!!!!!

[fish_4_all]

Well I made my mold, plastic and colorant orders so I will be doing a bunch of that soon too. Gotta do something while the kids are in school or I will go completely bunk nuts!

[icejohn]

i noticed the heads look a bit different........what is a bead pin jig?

[shipahoy41]

Very nice concept. Those will work for sure. Well done.

[fish_4_all]

Bead pin jigs are made with a bead and a pin/sewing pin/nail. Put the pin through the bead and tie it in in front of the jig hook instead of pouring a jig head. This puts the weight in front and helps them stay horizintal in the water. Allows you to use anything for the head and adjust weight.

[dandeman]

Those look great. They'd catch crappie around here.