Sauger/walleye jigs. Who ties em?

I'm looking for some hair jigs for sauger fishing this winter. Would like to get some in 3/8 and 1/2 oz. I'm not particular about what material is used as long as it'll hold up to the toothy sauger and walleye. Please let me know what y'all recommend. Thank you.

Sorry I don't even have anything that large and don't really know, but would tell you to PM Grousefly on this site and ask him. He does about anything one would want!

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I use craft fur for walleye jigs. It is quite durable and holds up well to toothy critters. I also Kevlar thread .

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Originally Posted by Bob/MN

I use craft fur for walleye jigs. It is quite durable and holds up well to toothy critters. I also Kevlar thread .

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Sounds promising. Do you have any pics of your jigs?

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Originally Posted by skiptomylu

Sorry I don't even have anything that large and don't really know, but would tell you to PM Grousefly on this site and ask him. He does about anything one would want!

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I may do that. I've bought jigs from grousefly before, good fella.

I had a customer several a couple years ago who bough a perch colored version of my trolling flies. Here is what they look like in a salmon/steelhead version. But I can make any color combination:



I tie these up to size 3/0 hooks. Although these are unweighted per se, you can easily use a Kentucky rig or Carolina rig to get them down to your depths. I use a simpler version of these for handline drifting all the time. The Dodger Disc gives it tons of action.

If you like I could make a couple, mail them out to you, and let you try them to see if they'd be worth your time.

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I had a customer several a couple years ago who bough a perch colored version of my trolling flies. Here is what they look like in a salmon/steelhead version. But I can make any color combination:



I tie these up to size 3/0 hooks. Although these are unweighted per se, you can easily use a Kentucky rig or Carolina rig to get them down to your depths. I use a simpler version of these for handline drifting all the time. The Dodger Disc gives it tons of action.

If you like I could make a couple, mail them out to you, and let you try them to see if they'd be worth your time.

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You need to reply to him using your PM.

All of you that have interest in this need to use your PM for contact about selling.

Skip

Okay, thanks will do.

Poured bunch of 1/4's, 3/16's, and 1/8's and painted yellow for a guy up north. He sent me a pic of some he tied. Most were with #1 Black Platinum and some with the #1 LWH.


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Sounds promising. Do you have any pics of your jigs?

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Here is a few:Attachment 253710