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I'm looking for a 1/32 oz jig head that has the eye at a 45 degree angle instead of 90 and the eye is turned instead of flat. I just want the plain jig head no paint or material but it looks like these:
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...kiSpinpic1.jpg
Thats a 60 deg. hook How Many heads?
50 to start with, maybe more later and they can be 1/32 and 1/64.Quote:
Originally Posted by flatfish46
i bet a 1/80 would be killer
60 degree hooks are great, especially in the rocks.
I'd like to tie these and use them for the white and hybrid bass when they start gathering around the bridge pilings. The eye angle and the way they are turned are a must for the special rigging that we do around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by smoothlures
Sounds good. I use 'em in saltwater for the jetties, a nice rounded head and the 60 degree angle helps you not lose so many jigs.Quote:
Originally Posted by mepperson
Stupid questions.....
What model hook is that?
Aberdeen?
UG
On the search again. Anyone sell or have info about 60 degree flat eye jig heads in 1/32 or close to that weight?
I have a question . Would it be possible to get that same jig head. But I would want it not in a ball head. But in a flat head
The ones that Fle-fly uses is a flatish type head, they are not round, I'd take either.
After seeing the pic of Ledhed's casting room I'm referring all oddball jighead questions to him. He has a truckload of molds.