If there is a company, maybe they should advertise it….seems no one makes any
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If there is a company, maybe they should advertise it….seems no one makes any
They’ve been making them for years. :dono
Google “tin jig heads” and “tungsten jig heads”.
tungsten jigheads are out there for sure , not sure if i ever used one ....:dono
Check out companies that sell jigs to ice fisherman. They have them and I bought a few with tiny hooks.
You can also just use Tungsten beads for heads on jigs! However the tin jig heads have been around for many years now.
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They can be found under Bismuth Jig heads. Many places sell them including EBay.
Tim Cumbie at Timmy Tom Jigs does .
Fishing Jigs Handmade in Arkansas by TimmyToms.com
I’ve seen that guy crappie hippie make them with hematite aka iron jigs on utube but the are tied on , not actual part of jighead…some grea ideas though,,,,I’d like to find some of these electroplated hematite already molded on jigheads ….
Just checked price for 100 Bismuth 1/16 oz jigs, only $40 bucks,,,never mind…..
Now you know why most people use lead. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
I might try some of those tungsten jig heads.
I'm just learning to shoot docks, after pinging lead heads off the side of an aluminum dock a few times they start looking awfully beat up...
I pour a few with tin which makes a lighter head. I mostly cast spoons to lighten their weight and fall slower
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