Glow jigs

[skiptomylu]

Total weight with a 1/4" diameter brass bead is 1/32 oz Skip. That's about max for brass bead heads. They are best for vertical presentations as they hang perfectly horizontal in the water column like a minnow or baitfish would.

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That's a really nice weight for spring IMHO!

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[tahoe 50]

That is great really like this idea for gills

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[z520tom]

I've caught lots of crappie on these as well as several bass in the 3# range and several fair size catfish that I didn't expect.

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[VaCrappieMan]

I’d love to tye some like this but still not understanding what pin you use etc... I think it’s extremely important for the bait to hang horizontal especially under a float... I’d love to see what kind of pin you are using

[z520tom]

I use the dressmaker pins for beads 5/32" and smaller and the 18 gauge brass ones for the 3/16" and 1/4" beads. The dressmaker pins I bought form a local sewing shop for like a $1.99 for 300 I believe. Hope this helps.

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[skiptomylu]

Well I believe you can also tie my all time best under a float jig that surprised me several ways to be sure.

Skip

My 1/32 Oz. Popeye Jig (when wet and you take it out to look at it, it looks like a little skinny stick, lol!

[z520tom]

YouTube

This video shows how to tie the balanced jig with pin and bead.

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[NUBSTER]

PERFECT!!!I've been tieing my Jigheads to hang horizontally for 40 years because I'm a bobber fisherman and presentation is the key to success