Looking to see if anyone makes something similar to roadrunners??? Thanks or best place to get them from.
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Looking to see if anyone makes something similar to roadrunners??? Thanks or best place to get them from.
Timmy Toms and skipper jigs
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I appreciate the response, had the same question. Definitely more reasonable than Blakemore's.Quote:
Originally Posted by monkscrappie
send a PM to Skiptomylu on the jig tying forum.
Are those heads even legal for sale??? Don't see a logo on the blade. And I'm sorry if someone gets upset about this but someone really needs to learn to powder paint. The way those swivels look they're going to take some work so they'll really spin, if you don't break the wires on them first.
They look nothing like the ones I have seen you make Doug. I also have some of TimmyToms underspins and they are real nice. He does good work.
Deep Ledge Jigs
Where can those be bought?[QUOTE=Hammmerhead;3417110]I like these
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Me, too Hammerhead. Had a friend ask about such just yesterday. Having trouble finding them he said.
He has a Facebook page where you can contact him. Gates custom jigs. He dosnt have a web page.Quote:
Originally Posted by TeeDee
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Originally Posted by TeeDee
Cray is right. Check out his FB page and scroll through the photos to get an idea of his colors and what not. When you compare the cost of roadrunners, its an easy decision for me. He will make any size, any hook, any color and any spinner or without it. Nice guy too deal with too. They're made per order, so if you're thinking brush piles this summer, get your order in now. Price is very close to a roadrunner, but better hook, color, appearance and small willow spinners for slow movement.
Thank you, gentlemen. Will try that route for him.
Bonehead makes best roadrunner type jig I have ever used. They have small willow leaf spinner, aspirin head with eyes and excellent powder coat, and black chrome sickle hooks. Made in Texas.