where to buy light wire or ultra light lead head jigs

[abster71]

Hello fellow crappie anglers, spending more time chasing panfish especially those big crappie. I mostly fish the northern Mississippi backwaters here in Wisconsin. I pitch and dip plastics in some nasty cover, which results in a lot of loss jigs. I'm having a really hard time finding a jig head that the hooks straighten easily. Mainly using 1/16 to 1/32 jigs with a #4 hook for Berkley 1" gulp minnows, which have been on fire for me this fall. I have found some sights that just have the hooks but no lead. Any help would be greatly appreciated. tight lines to all. Abster

[shipahoy41]

Welcome from Alabama. Send a PM to Grousefly (Paul) on this forum. Tell him that "Old Ship" referred you.

[vic n]

Use your needlenose pliers and bend the new hooks straight and then bend them back to fish. It helps them straighten later.

[abster71]

thank you pm sent

[monkscrappie]

I have them. Painted and unpainted.

Monk

[Hookedonslabs]

Check with LITEWIRE HOOKER on the Georgia Board..AKA Curtis..he should be able to fix you right up! I have bought from him in the past...Excellent Hooks and Jig Heads and a great guy and fellow crappie fisherman and Crappie.Com member. You won't be disappointed..guaranteed !!

[huntinslabs]

Check with LITEWIRE HOOKER on the Georgia Board..AKA Curtis..he should be able to fix you right up! I have bought from him in the past...Excellent Hooks and Jig Heads and a great guy and fellow crappie fisherman and Crappie.Com member. You won't be disappointed..guaranteed !!

This!! Will get none better.

[Tom 513]

A friend of mine, who is a life long Crappie guy told Me, He weakens the the strength of his jig head hooks by holding a lighter on the bend of the hook for 5 to 7 seconds, apparently it makes the metal loose its temper, which in the long run could help the user keep His temper when hung up!