Been trying a new little jig called The Mule jig. It's 1/64oz thin wire hook, and it has a wire keeper built-in. I must say the wire keeper really does keep the Trout Magnet plastic in place.
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– Mule Fishing Supply Co
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Been trying a new little jig called The Mule jig. It's 1/64oz thin wire hook, and it has a wire keeper built-in. I must say the wire keeper really does keep the Trout Magnet plastic in place.
Products
– Mule Fishing Supply Co
Any chance you could show a trout magnet rigged up on one?
I was curious about those jigs as I'd seen that style recently on a website somewhere. Not sure if it was that brand or not, but definitely the same style "keeper", which is what caught my eye.
Thanks for info, and for sharing.
No, I don't have a camera, but the guy who makes them has his own fishing youtube channel.Quote:
Originally Posted by VaCrappieMan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ3ct8X1rBI
wow yawl almost a dollar a pc ? i bet money i can get ya sum WAY cheaper if you buy a few more than 5 at a time
just saying
Yeah,they're kinda expensive, but nobody make a 1/64 oz jig with a wire keeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
I do and you can too. Attachment 383391Attachment 383392Quote:
Originally Posted by Techno2000
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Actually, I order some of those wire keepers ... thanks, and I have been using them on my Daiwa Gekkabijin 1.5 g jigs with a beetle spinner.I've just been too lazy to put them on 1/64 oz jigs...Lol.
On the smaller hooks I cut the keeper wire in half to get to be in the right place on the hook shaft. You probably do that too. Enjoy your threads.Sent from my SM-G960U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by Techno2000
Hey Tom, what did you use to attach the keeper? It looks like black tape?Quote:
Originally Posted by z520tom
thx
Bob