Underspins From Salvage Wire

[mchech]

Last winter I was fooling around salvaging some spinner parts that just didn't work out. I ended up with a pile of 0.029 wire that had an eye on one end but too short for making a spinner. This has probably been done before but I thought I'd share how to make some underspins and add a plastic keeper. I hope they will be worth a try. I love experimenting.

[Cray]

Looks to me like they should work just fine

["G"]

Very nice.....great idea

[Redge]

Interesting idea!


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[shipahoy41]

I like the idea and may just "Borrow" the concept to see what I can make for myself.

Mike

[shipahoy41]

Took some barrel swivels and snipped open one end. Attached a blade and used needle nose to secure the blade on the barrel swivels. Should work. Thanks for the idea.
Mike

[skiptomylu]

Nice work and looks like it should work just fine. I have a question though, of course I don't know if you pour your own heads or not, but if you do it seems you could add that to the head when you pour them?

Skip

[mchech]

Nice work and looks like it should work just fine. I have a question though, of course I don't know if you pour your own heads or not, but if you do it seems you could add that to the head when you pour them?

Skip

Skip......I have a bunch of Cabela's jig heads from my old steelhead & walleye tying days 1/8 to 1/64 oz. Just using them up. I do pour my own and intend on doing some new pours soon. Mostly pony heads and a few others. I've had 2 new molds, freestyle & minnow head that need attention. I'll not be using the plastic keeper insert on them as I prefer hand ties. Just need to find the time before winter. I hate casting lead in the basement.

[trypman1]

Great Idea.

[GrumpyLoomis]

I do about the same but did a mod on the mold . My small jigs are spring collar and my walleye jigs are a mod and poured in swivel. Good job on yours mchech