guys let me know what what you think of the plated heads is something new that we are trying do you think they look better than a painted head.
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guys let me know what what you think of the plated heads is something new that we are trying do you think they look better than a painted head.
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I've always liked them especially gold. But heck If you don't buy them 40,000 at a time that plating cost is a booger. Gold is the way to go in ponds. Silver and gold work in lakes and streams, best to have both. Add a beatle spin to them jelly jigs and you have dinner wait'in on you.
They don't look very good to me, i just don't think they will catch fish. You better send me about a dozen of them to test so I can see for sure.
thank you. I figured they would look good. I have no ideal on with their gonna cost. These were sent to me by one of the guys on here so I'll have to contact soon good jig makers by the way I will get back to you on the molds.Quote:
Originally Posted by pondhopper
thank you G3 I figured that they look lousy enough to fish with.Quote:
Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman
ha ha ha....they look good Snake....just waiting to see some with a blue body and chartreuse head and bucktail in 1/16 and 1/8 oz. for spider rigging. Oh yeh....red sickle hooks.
Dem jelly jigs b a bling'n lol they look great. I always like silver no reason just like it.
coming soon G3 .Quote:
Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman
the only problem is I only had six of the gold ones to fit now I have to order some those silver in the same size would not fit the mold were some reason, maybe a little bit more crawling.Quote:
Originally Posted by MO QWACK
Great looking jigs. On the bodies, did you pour them on the jig or seperately?
better hurry as the crappie are starting to move in shallow right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by snake River
[QUOTE=chuckauten;1279292]Great looking jigs. On the bodies, did you pour them on the jig or seperately?[/QUOTE
We placed the jig head in a mold in inject plastic.
looks like those will do the job. I am so started to not like not being able to make baits right now
won't be long you'll be back at it again. Hope to see you on here real soon with your plastic baits.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappieseeker
Love the gold plated. The jigs look great!
we definitely like to goldplated. Also we are working on getting a bunch of them also nickel.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
I love the 1/32 with the chartreuse head and two tone eyes.
X2!!! I love those hooks!! great job snake!!Quote:
Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman
make sure you check this post out later on we're gonna be posting some more pictures of jelly jigs done with different material. I think that you will enjoy them in. It's a way of showing you guys that you can't order them with different tail material.Quote:
Originally Posted by midnight_f150
Is this the same Steve who wrote all those great fishing books?Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckauten
A lot of the guys here on Truman like to paint their jigheads gold. Must work because wome of these guys can where out the crappie with them. may have to try some with gold heads. They look good Snake.