Hey yoy jig tying folks

[Cane Pole]

Any of you ever make big jigs? Just wondering. I never see any 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz size jigs displayed here.

Lots of us use big jigs here. Me, I use 1/4 - 3/8 darters with 2-3 in curly tails etc . with #2 hook.

Someone here said elephants eat peanuts. Well, Moby Dick don't. I wanna catcht Moby Dick, not Dumbo.

Tom

[smoothlures]

I do, but I don't use them for crappie often. My 1/4, 3/8th, and 5/8th oz. jigs are for saltwater mostly.

[skiptomylu]

Any of you ever make big jigs? Just wondering. I never see any 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz size jigs displayed here.

Lots of us use big jigs here. Me, I use 1/4 - 3/8 darters with 2-3 in curly tails etc . with #2 hook.

Someone here said elephants eat peanuts. Well, Moby Dick don't. I wanna catcht Moby Dick, not Dumbo.

Tom

I make a lot if 1/4 and use them a good bit too. I have them with a #6, #4, #2 and #1 Hooks with the #1 being Sickle.

Oh and when I tie my personal jigs I tie 1/32, 1/16. 1/8 & 1/4 all the same colors so I can use them in any fishing I do depending on depth and wind.

Skip

[Billbob]

try mike simpson at crappie magic.com [email protected] or come to camp in AR. with fatboy he will be there!!!

[ShilohRed]

I have the mold to pour them. but have not got them poured yet. When I do I will post a few pictures.
Pete

[jimfish]

Dont go to arkabutla without some 1/4 oz RR and 3-4 in curly tails.Want biguns, use big baits.

[jimfish]

This some ones i tied and they work for me.

[frank lawhead]

Any of you ever make big jigs? Just wondering. I never see any 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz size jigs displayed here.

Lots of us use big jigs here. Me, I use 1/4 - 3/8 darters with 2-3 in curly tails etc . with #2 hook.

Someone here said elephants eat peanuts. Well, Moby Dick don't. I wanna catcht Moby Dick, not Dumbo.

Tom

Tom isn,t the big headed jig made down there by you ? Some where I bought 1/4 oz. and I was thinking its down by Big Sandy

[skiptomylu]

Here are a few 1/4 oz.

This has a #1 Sickle hook too.


Not totally sure if this is 1/8 or 1/4...








Can make most any jig I make in 1/4 except for a few that use small body fly materials.