Couple of new jigs and spinners

Light blue head with blue glitter, white pearl cactus chenille and blue maribou
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...2/100_5257.jpg
Head painted with Dormant sparkle red, with tap of black on top and glitter specks on bottom with black and red mallard
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...2/100_5306.jpg
Sparkle red with black glitter coat and red zonkers
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...s/100_5301.jpgPurple with green and gold glitter and one with purple hackle and one with purple mallard
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...s/100_5297.jpg

Very Nice indeed Fatman, LOVE IT

Looking good Doug :) Nice color combos on all of them.

Fatman those rigs look great sir ...... very nicely done

Thanks guys

Looking good Fatman!

Those are really nice Fatman. You have a lot of success with those spinner lures?

Love that blue one!

Thanks!! Cray - I catch alot with spinners besides the jigs. My nephew had a store bought jig that he was really catching bass on and he snagged it and lost it. Luckily he had a pic of a fish with it and I copied it for him.

Nice work Fatman. The blue and cactus is a real winner.

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Light blue head with blue glitter, white pearl cactus chenille and blue maribou
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...2/100_5257.jpg
Head painted with Dormant sparkle red, with tap of black on top and glitter specks on bottom with black and red mallard
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...2/100_5306.jpg
Sparkle red with black glitter coat and red zonkers
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...s/100_5301.jpgPurple with green and gold glitter and one with purple hackle and one with purple mallard
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...s/100_5297.jpg

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they look fantastic I'm sure that those spinners will work out just fine are you buying the lead with the whole in them the bodies.

Awesome work...sharp!

They do look good. I like the blue.

Thanks all -

Snake - I was going to buy the mold but I worked a trade with a guy who had the mold and he made me several hundred of each size with the wires in them. I usually cut the eyelet off and the open bottom and form it into an L shape to go in my curing rack but I'm going to try a few just cutting the open wire bottom off - then I'd only have to form one eye. The problem with that is figuring out a new angle for powdering them without the heat helping them fall off the wire!!!

Those blue ice was should b deadly

Nice ties sir. On your spinners, do you use a clevis on the shaft wire then the spinner blade on the clevis or just put the blade on the shaft?

Steve - If you don't use a clevis on most blades the spinner won't work right. The only blades from what I use that don't require a clevis are June bug blades and in-line blades like these
http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/image/NC/128693.jpg