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Been killing the crappie on these this last year got a stock in the other day and just thought I would share them with everyone don't know if yall have seen anything like this before. Let me tell you you set the hook and you got them no more getting off!Attachment 184764Attachment 184765Attachment 184766
looks good, ill have to try some of those
Attachment 184767This is them before u spread the hooks work great for spider rigging !
do the hooks bend out easy when snagged in brush
or maybe i should have said straighten out easy
No they don't straighten out easy but I haven't lost hardly any for some reason you can jiggle it a little and it will come back off as long as u don't set the hook into a snag. We use a 1/4 oz most of the time I think that extra weight helps and the 16 foot poles cause very rarely will I fish over 16 foot deep
They do look like you would hook them good
I likee! Were did u buy those?
Those are sweet looking jigs
You can pm me and I can hook you up with some. Zimmermans on university in little rock is carrying them also when they can keep them in stock!
Those look killer. Gonna try me some of those.
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It never even crossed my mind that the gift of a quality product and sharing that info would be considered advertising, and I'm somewhat of an expert on advertising. [emoji12]
I better what out. Hehehe
Just Funnin!!! Carry on!!! [emoji4]
Looks good. Need to try some.
I've sure enjoyed using these for the last year kinda done away with the need of a net.
Who makes them, and what are they called?Quote:
Originally Posted by Excel 777
J&H tackle makes them and they are called DP jigs
I don't know about the advertising but it inspired me to make some double hook gnats ...Thanks[emoji106]
Those look great! I like them have u got to try them out yet?
Not yet I seen your post earlier today... Thought about it for a while and then made these thanks for the inspiration
That's what I'm talkin about! That's the coolest things I've ever seen! Good job!
Great Post thanks for sharing!! Not new but a different way or tool for fishing!!! Crappie fishing is not just about tying up to a tree and dropping a minnow and calling it crappie fishing!! Friends and family have been using these in south arkansas bass fishing with great success!!! had some of these shown to me at christmas asked if We could make them said their supplier could not keep them on the shelf!!! Not advertising but showing another tool for catching fish!! don't mean you have to buy it or use it:twocents Thanks again!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Excel 777
How can I get in touch with them? Lost your PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Excel 777
Brm you can call me 501-733-1853 I can help locate some
Thx Dustin. I'll give you a shout tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dustin Harris
So you rig these with two grubs....one on each hook......or just on one hook with the other bare.....how about throwing up a picture of one of them rigged up......thanks
You just use 1 jig put it on like a normal jug then spread the hooks out to the width u like. When it is time to change jigs u just pull them back together hook one hook under the barb of the other hook it holds them together while u change jigs then PPP it back off the barn and they are back apart like u like them. I'll post a pic when I get home tonight
Attachment 187497Attachment 187498 This is the way we rig them.:twocents
Bought me some last night at Zimmerman's, didn't use them today though, afraid I'd lose them in the brush. They look cool though. Thanks letting us know about them.
Got me some coming.
Thanks for posting the pictures.....I was trying yo picture them with a grub....makes perfect sense with a tube.....