Where does everyone get their small/micro jigs? 1/32 and smaller. I can’t find any in the box stores, so it’s looking like online is the only option.
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Where does everyone get their small/micro jigs? 1/32 and smaller. I can’t find any in the box stores, so it’s looking like online is the only option.
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There are several members here that tie nice jigs and can probably help. Look in member classifieds.
https://www.crappie.com/crappie/-mem...lassified-ads/
Are you looking for fur/feather jigs or just small jig heads for plastics? If it's the latter, my Walmart carries 1/32 oz heads. Bass Pro and Cabela's do also and usually carry 1/64.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lookn4slabs
For fur/feather jigs, BP carries marabou jigs down to 1/100 oz. They're in the fly shop.
I pour and tye mine. It's not a difficult hobby and it's fun catching fish on something you made....
Lots of talented tyers participate in the jig tying forum that could "hook" you up.
If I had to buy micro jigs I would get them from JungleJimJigs. I know he has custom Matzuo #12 jig hooks and VMC #12 jig hooks - you can find micro jigs with smaller hooks but then it really gets expensive.
that was a good question. I'm sure there are a lot of us who are interested in the answers.
I was looking more for the plastics, haven’t tried fur/feather jigs yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
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If you can't find at Walmart, try these:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lookn4slabs
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I have never seen a 1/124 jig head before. Never knew they came that small.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
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Normally, only fly shops carry them that small.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lookn4slabs
Pan magnet heads and slider , Mr. Twister, big bite, Southern pro and Mid -South bodies .
Trout magnet jig heads are 1/64oz and the trout magnet jig bodies are great for catching sunfish. The actually make a Jigheads with a longer shank called the panfish magnet. I like those Jigheads a little better than the original.
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... and are sold by most Walmarts. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by D10
Walmart here also sell the pop-eye jigs(Another Leland lure bait ) . Tough on bream (a nibble does not hurt either. )
Academy, Bass Pro, Walmart, bait shops.
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Not up around this area, it's mostly geared towards saltwater fishing and the inlets.Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
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I buy micro jigheads of all shapes and sizes in bulk on ebay. I powder dip the heads and tie my own jigs.
"killerjigs.com"
Have purchased several thousand jigs from him over the last few years. Quick shipping and the jigs are good. He is out of Iowa.
As Ledhed said, make my own. I find it hard to get the hook out smaller than #8 , and the trout and panfish magnet displays I find anywhere are always devoid of the tiny jigs before I get there. I also use sickle hooks for the better hook up. Finding them anywhere is tough but there are some folks that sell them here in our member sponsors. JungleJimJigs is one, and Bugman is another. Though tough to find they’re worth the effort. I mostly use 1/64 but also have some 1/80 that I got from Bugman. Smaller than that they’re tough to cast without a fly rod.
I buy most of mines off EBay. I powder coat them and tie the jig I want. I always use silicone legs for my bream jigs because in my opinion sunfish prefer to eat bugs over small bait fish.
I use small jigs every time I go fishing, and the fish like them too.
Started using the ---> 13 Fishing ($$$) <--- tungsten jig heads 1/64 with their small jigs and been having good success. Find their 1/32 jig heads is just as good because head size (in tungsten) is almost same size as 1/64 in lead. Remember said almost.