Looking for some jigs

Does anyone know where I can get some 1/64th, 1/32, and 1/24 Chub jigs. Any and all help would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance. Jamesdean. Oh yea, Do-it discontinued making this mold altogether....

James,,, check out Guthrie tackle over on Facebook,,,,here’s his info

Guthrie Tackle
Outdoor & Sporting Goods Company
I make Jig Heads and Sinkers for fishing. All kinds of sizes. I like to help other fishermen out with better Tackle.
(903) 736-8945

Thank you Takeum

Messaged Chris at Guthrie Tackle and he doesn't have what I'm looking for so If anyone knows someone else who might, please let me know. Thanks

Is this what your looking for Eric? Also Pico has them on their site but it says they are temporarily out of stock. Maybe give ‘em a call to see what they might be getting in soon. Hope this helps.

Chub | Crappie Jig Tying Materials |United States |Woods and Water Outdoors

Pico Sickle Chub Head-PSCH

Is this what your looking for Eric? Also Pico has them on their site but it says they are temporarily out of stock. Maybe give ‘em a call to see what they might be getting in soon. Hope this helps.

Chub | Crappie Jig Tying Materials |United States |Woods and Water Outdoors

Pico Sickle Chub Head-PSCH

Thanks, BuckeyeCrappie. The best pic I have is a tied jig. I know Do-it used to make a mold for it but has discontinued it. This is it. https://www.crappie.com/crappie/atta...jig-chub-1-jpg

Looks like a minnow head jig to me!

But I’m no professional on jigs! [emoji23]


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All I know is the man I got this pic from called it a chub head. He hasn't posted in quite a long time, so I don't think he's active on here, and haven't seen posts from him on sites I know he used to frequent. I have sent several messages to some who pour jigs and am awaiting replies, including woods and water and Pico. Thank you though. I'm no expert either, I'm afraid. May end up just changing head style and see what happens...

I know them as minnow heads as well. Woods n Water has them as do most jig makers.