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I have been adding gliter glitter to my handcrafted teardrop ice fishing miniature spoons to really make them sparkle and imitate scales. They are really cool under water with a nickle finish on the backside. The Bluegill and Shellcracker down south love them year round. I tip mine with a waxworm and fish with four pound test line under a slip float. These are 1/64 oz on a cam action hook. What do you people think about these?
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Send some up this way and i'll give em a try before and during ice season. Got any on a size 4 hook ?
Ok my friend. PM your address again.Quote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
Just sent them to you in Sharon PA.
Those look nice. Where do you order your parts from?
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Originally Posted by NYHellbender
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Lookin good Ship.
Here is a place I've been buying hooks and blades for making my ice jigs.Reinke Brothers.
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Thanks Bax. I appreciate the tip. This Ice Blades will be added to my bookmarks. Take care my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baxter1
The glitter should enhance the bite.
I have been using a solid gold and silver glitter on my summer panfish jigs and it works quite well.
I picked up some gold, silver and blue fine flake glitter yesterday. Gonna make me some more tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob/MN
These are the glitter bugs I have been using during the soft water season. I will be looking forward to see how well they work during the hard water season.
The heads are lead with glitter applied, the tail material are rubber bug legs. Marabou or hair can be used as tail material and work quite well, but is not as durable.
The bugs are tipped with a small piece of tempered power bait for added scent; no live bait is needed. I use a balanced fixed bobber for a subtle presentation and lite bite detection.Attachment 134639Attachment 134640
Sizes 1/45,1/32,1/16,1/8 once.
Those are nice.
these look really nice. thanks for sharing