Combo of Red Wool Jig Theory and Modern

[plateboater]

Trying theories always looking to improve. This looked nice in the water tank. It is a combo of a couple different ideas. Any suggestions or thoughts.
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[Fatman]

nice ties

 

[redear]

they could be killers, they do look good!!

 

[creekychub]

Great looking jigs! They look like a modernized Rock-a-roo. I would use those jigs any day!

 

[plateboater]

Creekychub.....thanks. High Water here in IL is slowing the RnD. Not to familiar with a Rock-a-roo?

 

[redman]

PB these are what the old Rock-a-Roos looked like. http://www.jigcraft.com/showcase/showcase_2012_03.html You have a unique twist on marrying the silicon legs and the satin. keep us informed on how they work.


Redman

 

[plateboater]

RM....thanks. They look really nice and clean! Will keep all posted. Currently into a 100 yr flood mark on the IL River in Central IL. Bridges are closed along with roads. Another day of making jigs!!

 

[StumpHunter]

This is the reason we all tye our own jigs. Some jigs doesn't work as well as others but your jig I think will be a keeper. I'm interested in hearing what the fish think about it.

 

[plateboater]

Thanks Stumphunter.....did not think this was get attention. Am at home off work due to flood conditions in IL. Was looking at materials yesterday in the jig shop and said.....what the heck. I hope RnD will be real soon. Water conditions have bridges shut down. Crest is not till tomorrow so another day at home with a few meetings and time for tying jigs!

 

[smalljaw]

You may have a really killer with those and I bet the fish have never had anything even close thrown at them so they should do well!!!!!! I also like the concept, I hope you let us know how you do when you get a chance to get these wet!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[plateboater]

Thanks SJ....will keep everyone posted