A couple of balanced jigs for vertical presentations. A 1/16oz and a 1/8oz. Attachment 383471Attachment 383472Attachment 383473
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A couple of balanced jigs for vertical presentations. A 1/16oz and a 1/8oz. Attachment 383471Attachment 383472Attachment 383473
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Very innovative, they should work super.
how u keep the hook on?
That small nail he shows is laying next to the hook shank and then tied on to the hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Skip
This one has a barb for using plastics but attachment to hook is the same. Attachment 383592
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Cool work Tom.
Very nice, which and what size pins or nails are you using? Guessing they are SS too.
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Great idea, I like using a balanced jig.
The only jig heads I use that are balanced is the Darter Heads and a Do-IT mold(Larva Jig Mold) that I modified for jig hooks.
20 gauge dressmaker pins.Sent from my SM-G960U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by MtnFisher
That's slick!
Nice work!!! I know balanced jigs work great job need a float.
Just wanted to say that balanced jigs are also made with cast lead jigs like the minnow head , walleye head , bullet head and collar less round head molds. Here are a few of mine. Attachment 383801
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The more I see this idea, the more I like it, and I liked it the first time I saw it.
Mike
Are the heads plastic? Painted metal,?Sent from my SM-G965U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by z520tom
The round ones are solid brass beads and the others are tungsten bass fishing worm weightsSent from my SM-G960U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by brettw
Thanks for your comments.
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