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Does anyone know who makes this jighead or the name of this jighead
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http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...e/100_1452.jpg
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Thanks for your help
Kinda looks like an oval head jig with the tip cut
I have never seen one like that before and I have saw alot. I would name it pinch head. Have no idea who makes it or what they call it. It could come from some one who has a homemade custom molds. Looks like they took a pair of dykes and cut off the nose of some jig head. keep us informed about any information on this jig head.
Redman
I saw some like that the other day, but don't remember where I saw it, LOL! Will try to remember.
Skip
Skip try as it looks as if it would be very hydrodianamic(sp) . In looking at the picture it looks as if the lead had set for awhile and had started to oxidize. Could be old style of someones?????
Redman
Thats the head Ive been looking for also...Sorta resembles the arrow head style jig head, that skip used and caught some nice crappie on early last season...I did a crappie jig search on google and it brought up a web site. And there wa a jig called the perfect crappie jig and he uses them also. Buty i would love to find some also..If you do message me..
thats what the grey ghost is tied on....the website is theperfectcrappiejig...pbug your right
im trying to find someone that makes them do you know of any toby?
Check wit Robert from Crazy Angler Tackle he makes something similar called the wedge head.
crazy is almost the same... i tried the perfect jig guy and have no response yet.....that grey ghost is really popular in louisiana.
I believe the eye on theirs is positioned further back though. Might be wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by PBUG2009
Adam
I'd call it Steve.
Lol. I was thinking more along the lines of "Bob"....to each his own.Quote:
Originally Posted by quivira kid
It looks to me like a walleye head that has had the sides sheared/sanded off.
Do-it Molds: Walleye Jig Lead Mold
Toby I also emailed him but no response either...but that head is what i have been looking for, about a mth now lol...
Well. I know a man that started tieing jigs with a head like that. He use to fish Lake Fork alot. He made and sold jigs to lots of people down there and here in Arkansas. (He taught me!) Some learned his way of making them, but they could not match his molded heads except for one person. Last time I visited him, Well he mentioned that I should take his tieing stuff and I told him no. I don't think I have any of them left. I need to call him and talk about some things that may interest him. I thought the Perfect Crappie Jig was down in Florida. What is the weight of the jighead (3/32) ?
TT
site says its 1/8 and 1/16...ad yes he is outa florida
Thats a walleye head with a pretty bad job cutting off the sprue I have a mold that does asst. sizes.
I accidentally made one of these tonight while trying to pinch a ball into a pill head. Gonna try it as is!
Adam
IF I DONT FORGET IT I will see what I can come up with next week when I am pourin' to help with this problem....lol. Do you want them with or without a collar?
Without a collar.... Go grousfly
will do my dead level best....lol...Quote:
Originally Posted by revtoby
Funky lookin, never seen one. I've used a lot of bullet heads with good success, looks kinda close.
There you go givin Grousefly an excuse to tinker in the shop LOL
Fatman
Sorry it has taken me so long but I kept forgetting to post the pic due to being so busy. It's not the best pic in the world but will give you some idea anyways as to what I was talkin' about...it's a walleye head with recessed eye sockets with no collar. It may not be exact but it's as close as I could get and keep the hook eye toward the back. I have another mold that pours the same head without the eyes but the hook eye is alot more foward and when you cut the wedge it's very close to the line tie..
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