Some tip up jigs

Got this mold recently so I did some pouring and tying the last few days. I like how these look. 1/8, 3/16 and 1/4 poured on 2/0 Owners. These hooks are from a special run and I got them off ebay. They have a heavier wire than the 5318's so shouldn't break these.   View attachment 3View attachment 4View attachment 5

Excellent as always Jim

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JUNGLEJIM1 said:

Got this mold recently so I did some pouring and tying the last few days. I like how these look. 1/8, 3/16 and 1/4 poured on 2/0 Owners. These hooks are from a special run and I got them off ebay. They have a heavier wire than the 5318's so shouldn't break these.   

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Most excellent Jim. Can't see Elaztech doing any better than those. Both the rabbit and the hair will float up just like the TURDS they use for the Ned Rig. They should be more effective because of the movement provided by the materials.
I see you are a proponent of sparsely tied bucktails.

God Bless,
Don

Have you set them in a sink full of water to see how they move? Looks like you could just let them sit on the bottom and let the current do the work.

Those are way cool!

Very nice! I bet those would work well on the saltwater flats.

Those are some excellent jigs, Anyway you can tell the material used for the tie. I wonder if those hooks are still available? Thanks for any help. Those would work great where I fish

Thanks everyone. Whenever I get a new mold I like to get some tied and get them on ebay to see how others feel about them and all four of my listings sold the first day. Should be a good do nothing jig in current or drag it slowly on the bottom.. Last time I checked the seller had 25 left. Look at Owner 2/0 jig hooks and they still might be up. Good strong hook that is really sharp.

Superb-looking ties. Bet their tail action is tremendous.

Perfection.Really enjoy your ties and pic's.Just got the mold.The Ned Rig guys are tearing me up.Tour time is just around the corner.They want a Mustad Black nickle hook in them and they are pricey ouch.

Wow.... the bass and walleye should eat the crap out of those.

Those jigs are awesome! These pictures have given me some ideas to try out.

Jim as always very nice tyes!!


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