LedHed
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These are some jigs that JSC pours with some modifications that I did. They are multi color powder painted, not sure of the weight.
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JSC spinners
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Ron Don
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Nice stuff! Uh oh that one has the pink eye! Hear its contagious!
Hawnjigs
KISS
How do they work? Does the wired blade function as a bottom snag guard?
Jiggin Joe
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I like the looks of those. LOL at Ron to funny
JJ
JJ
LedHed
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RD – yeah 2 funny
Thnx JJ
HJ - never got to fish these – they went back to JSC – don’t think he had a chance to fish them. He is using a clevis/blade and plastic body.
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Thnx JJ
HJ - never got to fish these – they went back to JSC – don’t think he had a chance to fish them. He is using a clevis/blade and plastic body.
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"HJ - never got to fish these – they went back to JSC – don’t think he had a chance to fish them. He is using a clevis/blade and plastic body. LH"
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Hi
I am way behind on all of my projects with all the rough weather and High Water ... they spin good with the clevis as well as with the swivele.
All those tied ones were done by LH and I have them in a special place on a display card on the Book Shelf where every one can see them.
JSC
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Hi
I am way behind on all of my projects with all the rough weather and High Water ... they spin good with the clevis as well as with the swivele.
All those tied ones were done by LH and I have them in a special place on a display card on the Book Shelf where every one can see them.
JSC
Hawnjigs
KISS
JSC, when you get a chance to wet the jigs, I'd be interested how they catch compared to unbladed ones.
That fine pink hair/fiber appears to almost glow, can I ask what material that is?
That fine pink hair/fiber appears to almost glow, can I ask what material that is?
LedHed
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HJ
The pink material is regular neck hackle. It's spun on hackle style then pushed back and lashed down. I do that technique for ultra lite jigs also (works great on treble hooks). The big saltwater capes have hackle fibers long enough to do larger hooks. The red tail jig is done the same way.
The pink material is regular neck hackle. It's spun on hackle style then pushed back and lashed down. I do that technique for ultra lite jigs also (works great on treble hooks). The big saltwater capes have hackle fibers long enough to do larger hooks. The red tail jig is done the same way.