Had to get busy with some pouring and painting. Got 5 dozen poured & painted and a dozen tyed. Did 4 "OG" style - haven't used the black color combination in awhile.
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Had to get busy with some pouring and painting. Got 5 dozen poured & painted and a dozen tyed. Did 4 "OG" style - haven't used the black color combination in awhile.
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Sweet jigs!
Very nice Sonny. I remember when you made the first one. Out of the box someone said. Curious why you don't mod the mold. This is what I have done and use. The spinner starts at .7 mph.
Both are fantastic, I tried to do some belly spins with somewhat of ok success.
They really look nice, especially the black ones. Have you ever made those with a splash of chart. in the tail?
Like the looks of the black ones. Always like the overall look of what you tie. My trolling bite is about to start and I'll be able to tell more of what's working around here.
WOW as always Really like them,what size and hook.Looks sticky sharp from the pic.WOW.Do you like the willow leaf or Indiana blades?
thnx guys
ss - you can't tell by the pic but I do use yellow chartreuse crystal flash in the black jig and in the silver jig I use the pearl cf - has a yellow tinge. Both of the crystal flash are fluorescent.
Like them both Jackie - seems the Indian blade has been getting the bigger fish out in the open water. Found out if you cant the hook out on the Lil Nasty hook you get stuck more.
Like those jigs Buddy.
I did some work with JSC (James Canaday) a long while back with some jigs that he poured using modified Paul Ament molds. I was having problems with tracking using chin style spins. Too much vibration maybe.. The belly style spins seems to help the UL jigs stabilize - like a tail on a kite. I'm trolling between .6 & .8 - these BS jigs start turning almost right away.