Go to the Ice Fishing forum and look around there. Also you might try a Google or Yahoo search on Panfish ice jigs and scroll through the images. There are dozens of pages of images, and you might also stumble across the Bikini Ice Fishing Team to provide a little voyeuristic side interest.Tear drops, pinmins, microspoons, mooskas, diamonds, balances, wolframs, fat boys, shad darts, dirty girty, gill getters, as many different names and styles as it seems possible to think up. There is even one called a Rat Finkee. Everybody has a few favorites and most tip them with plastics, waxies, spikes (maggots) or the little GULPS. They work year around, too. Most were originally brass or lead, but there is more and more tungsten coming into use all the time. Tungsten provides a nice bit of extra weight for its size and is more "eco-friendly", if that trips your trigger, but also costs quite a bit more. For this kind of lure I like the way it fishes, as we say it fishes heavy and gets back down quick, since it is significantly heavier than lead in the same sizes.In the summer I carry a few mooskas, diamonds, gill getters and shad darts in sizes 8-12 for when we stumble on a good sunnie bite and the crappies are not cooperating. Normally then I fish them under a tiny slip bobber, but not always. Where I can I prefer tight lining them like through the ice. Usually I also carry some 1" GULP minnows and some GULP Waxies to go along with them. That has produced a few nice crappies, too, when nothing else worked.