Thread: Dock Shooters

I haven't bought from him yet as I'm newer to dock shooting, too, but I've seen a lot of advocates for GrouseFly on here (and I have spoken with him). Just PM him. He also has a FB page - P&S Custom tackle - where you can look at some of what he has. If you want anything in specific, just ask him. CrappiePappy on here uses him a lot and swears by his weedless jigheads for dock shooting.

Originally Posted by knox_frog

I haven't bought from him yet as I'm newer to dock shooting, too, but I've seen a lot of advocates for GrouseFly on here (and I have spoken with him). Just PM him. He also has a FB page - P&S Custom tackle - where you can look at some of what he has. If you want anything in specific, just ask him. CrappiePappy on here uses him a lot and swears by his weedless jigheads for dock shooting.

He definitely does good work. I am now buying only unpainted and fooling around with powder paints. I'm not sure how much difference the head color makes, but it is kind of fun to play around with!

Lookout messing with powder paint and all....Next thing you know you'll buy a mold and start casting jigs...Next is the tying vise and feathers,fur,maribou,flashabou,chenile,and all the rest of the paraphernalia......There may be no hope for you already.....I know firsthand---have been tackle crafting for years and yes it is fun and pretty neat catching on your own jigs...It'll hook you...

Once you start you are in trouble.

Very addictive for sure. I have one of the sharpshooter poles. I put a bigger end eye on mine and the line flowed off way better for me. I love the pole now.

I used the 1/32 heads with red #2 sickle hooks. I can also second that there must be an additive in powder paint that makes you buy at least one vise and a lot of other tying gear to go with it.

Sorry WileyG, he goes by Cowboy215. Try to PM him at that name.

Grousefly is the man for jig heads !!!