http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...innerjigs1.jpg
They came out, not sure how well the proportions are but they should get somethings attention.
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http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...innerjigs1.jpg
They came out, not sure how well the proportions are but they should get somethings attention.
Looks good! Love the pink/orange chenille. Have you see how they run yet?
Just finished em tonight, will check them out to see how they run when I get to the water again. Might check them in the tub just to see.
You wouldn't be alone in "tub testing." :DQuote:
Originally Posted by fish_4_all
love those colors
What size are your blades and swivels
looks great
Very nice job. Similar to these babies
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-t...ternative.html
I ilke those. The darker one is good around here. I bet they do well vertical jigging.
Not sure about the blade size but it is a #7 swivel. I guess it is a #1 blade but can't say for sure. Got a large nuimber of them about 20 years ago in an auction. It is as long as a dime is across. The jig body and head are the size of a quarter so not a small one.
Hey thanks I was talking to my dad about tying one up like that to try and to put on heavier heads. The jigs look great I like them alot.Quote:
Originally Posted by fish_4_all
your blade is in Indiana blade in it is a 0 or 00 nice-looking jigs.Quote:
Originally Posted by fish_4_all
They look good. Proportions look good with the blade size, the one concern I'd have is with the size 7 swivel sticking straight out is if you were fishing in a grassy area it might tangle up, but you could try them with a size 12 swivel which wouldn't stick out so far. Either way they look good.
Fatman
Blade is a size 1 according to the book. These will be for steelhead fishing in the rivers so not much worry about grass but thanks for the heads up. I think a few shorter ones will still be needed for when I fish deep and close to the bottom.