And yet again, 2 more

Todd Huckabee says "Big bait, Big crappie!"

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Originally Posted by Micropterus salmoides

1/4 oz is so underrated.
There is a diff in weight and size that seems to get lost in a lot of our heads.
I've caught more sacalait on 1/4 oz jig than I have ever on a 1/32 oz jig. Guess it just depends on how we fish…
All of these are sweet looking, Vernon.
Great work!

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Thanks MS. I plan to tie several 1/4oz jigs in proven Fall/Winter pattern's. Here's a comparison;
Ball Heads & Walleye Heads, 1/16oz, 1/8oz & 1/4oz
http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps5b6338f7.jpg
Chub Heads - 1/16oz & 1/4oz, Ultra Minnow - 1/4oz & 1/8oz
http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t...pse22d3546.jpg

Pepop nice ties as usual, may I ask where you are getting the small ultra minnow heads or the small mold from please sir thank you

The small head on the left is 1/16oz chub head, the blue/chartreuse on the right is a 1/8oz ultra minnow. The chub I got from RonDon & the ultra minnow from my fishin Padna.

While Todd Huckabee is right, let us not forget sometimes a little bait will catch a big old fat crappie too. I have caught a lot of big ones on 1/32 Oz Roadrunners and even some little tiny short jigs that Blue Fox use to make and I still have some of them as well. Cute little suckers.

You're absolutely right Skip! That's why I keep all sizes in my box, all except 1/32oz. I just never have been able to feel one without a split shot on the line too. Dead hands I guess.

Guess you need to make a trip down here in the spring fishing one day. I can show you how a 1/32 oz works and you don't even have to work hard with lots of casting. Cast and pull it back in when a fish is on, LOL!

I'd love to do that Skip. We'll see how things go.

Pepop any chance a guy could get 100 of the 1/8 and 1/16 oz heads if so shoot me a pm I get with you on a payment when I get home from work,....... oops bad word lol thank you sir