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Forgot about this mold. It's a chub mold in between in size to my 1/48 and 1/80 chubs. Unpainted, these weigh 1/58th oz. Painted and tied up a couple dozen a few days ago. Never have enough jigs with Pintail duck feather jigs, first jigs I tied in a couple weeks. I poured these on #12 sickles. Tested out a couple yesterday and gills and a couple redear liked them. Only took pics of one unusually colored gill. Attachment 459939Attachment 459940Attachment 459941
Very nice jigs. Love the duck feathers
With all the fry hatching now tiny little jigs under 1" long will get you bit.
Beautiful work sir! Thanks for sharing your talents….
Awesome work.
Nice micro jigs .
Your post has made me get mine out and fish then today .
Such a relaxing way to fish .
Spot on about the fry size getting chomped lately. Those look real good and you’d get some of my local coppernose if you were here with some of those. Condiare great here but I know the crazy people are thick out on the river. I’ve gotta dig out my duck feathers. I tied more jigs Monday than I’ve tied in months.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUNGLEJIMJIGS
Very nice
Glad to hear you have the energy to get back into tying.Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
Bob
Beautiful looking jigs, JJ. They look like killers for sure.
Bob
Used to buy some number 8 1/48 minnow head jigs by the hundred back when , deadly on bream for sure
Nice ties bro
I really love tying all kinds of jigs but have reached a point where I have more than I will use in a few lifetimes. Have enough for grandchildren and their children as well. Always looking to try new stuff but should be selling off some instead of buying more clear plastic shoe boxes to store them. But I will tie some bluegill pattern bass jigs today anyway. The little duck feather jigs are as close to automatic as I can get. With all the fry in the water now sometimes I wonder why they keep eating these jigs but they do.