Thread: Jig Swap #12 Thanksgiving Swap

PawPaw "gene"'s
Mini Mino is heading out in the morning mail.

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designed and tied half of mine today

Finished tying mine last evening. Hope to have them in the mail tomorrow AM.

Tier #15 has dropped which was 78mudbug so I have notified the next tier in order of asking which is DOC Crappie. He has a PM asking as well as this public notice. At this moment spot 15 is still open. If Doc is not interested scoremaster you will be next in line. I am still waiting for a response from DOC at this time.

Has any one in this swap used a glow in the dark head? If so let me know your thoughts on this. I have came up with a few colors that glow in the dark just wonder-in yawls input

First page updated.

saline lake jigs we do make up jigs with glow-in-the-dark my experience with this is I do not use the colors in glow-in-the-dark paint. I only use white because it illuminates a lot better. It seems to catch more fish bought. Depending on what type of material I use to tie off with. But they do work quite well in the good thing about white. Is that I use florescent red for eyeballs with a black dot in the center of the eye. Which comes out really brilliant use Super glow white we use only vinyl paint made by component systems inc bob.

Well snake what I have done is i actually have a glow powder and i mix it with any powder paint and if you add enough of it you can make that color glow a nuclear color. kinda neat. i had black glowing green at one point but it took about 20 dollars of glow powder to make it happen. i have created a watermelon red flake glow. so if you put a flash light to the head and put it in the dark it is fluorescent green. kinda neat. was just wondering if any one uses it. i may stick with a white glow in the dark head.

My jigs mailed, officially, this morning. The pattern name is Fireball "Half & Half".

Last night, I added a photo of my swap submission to my blog. If you would rather wait until later, then do not open the following link.

Swap #12 Submission

If you do open the link, a super-sized photo can be viewed by clicking on the photo in the blog entry. Also, my materials that I used are listed there.

I hope that you won't be disappointed.