1/124 jig heads, cant seem to find them online

[Crashfromboston]

I live in the northeast and they went and banned lead weights and jigs in fresh water. Is anyone making lead free micro jig heads. I want to make some cap spiders.

[unome]

At that weight, get yourself some hematite beads and the size jig hooks you want and make your own. Tungsten beads would also work but much more expensive.

[skiptomylu]

Going to be hard to find anything smaller then say 1/100. I have some 1/80 that Grousefly made for me. Check with him to see if he has what you want. Just PM him.

[bobgill]

I get my 1/124 oz jig heads from bass pro shop. They are probably lead, but its a place to check

[Crashfromboston]

I know they are making jigs out of tin but need to locate these in 1/124. Id buy a mold if i could get my hands on one that small.

[Crashfromboston]

Tin bismuth is 3/4 the weight of lead so 1/100 oz would work if i could get a mold that size would work for me.

[skeetbum]

zeiners and barlows carry do-it molds

[unome]

Leadfreejigheads is about the only place i know of that could come close. Not as small as you mention but down to #10 jig hooks so pretty small - Fly Balls - and always get confused if it is a 1/64 actual weight or if it is the SIZE of a 1/64 head but the weight of tin/bismuth. He is really good to work with and excellent craftsmanship. Also says you should not paint the lead free with powder, but it is possible if you are careful.

[shipahoy41]

pm Grousefly. Let Paul know I referred you.

[texascrappiefisherman]

Tin bismuth is 3/4 the weight of lead so 1/100 oz would work if i could get a mold that size would work for me.

Do It makes a semi custom 1/100 mold.
Barlows Tackle stocks them.