Weedless jig heads

[CrappiePappy]

I'd rather lose a few jigs and be able to set the hook on more fish. I never use weedless jigs.

PM me a shipping address, and I'll shoot ya a few to try out :D

I bet, by the next time you head down to Watts Bar, you'll have a dozen or two of them in your tackle box :p

........ cp

[ky-slabseeker]

Guys trust CP on this one.He is telling you the truth.I have used P&S weedless heads since they have been made.And THEY WORK!!! I will send you a pic of my freezer if you wish:D He also makes a head for tube jigs that is AWESOME that is my favorite.

[L.A. stumpjumper]

Some good info Crappiepappy, if I keep reading your post I might learn to crappie fish. Thanks.

[Dn.liner]

BPS sells a small clear rubber weed guard I can,t remember the name of them but it has a hole in one end that slides onto the jig-head then put on your plastic jig and the other end pushes onto your hook point and barb. The fish don,t seem to mind them or even notice them. It looks like a clear soft plastic tube.

[CrappiePappy]

BPS sells a small clear rubber weed guard I can,t remember the name of them but it has a hole in one end that slides onto the jig-head then put on your plastic jig and the other end pushes onto your hook point and barb. The fish don,t seem to mind them or even notice them. It looks like a clear soft plastic tube.

and, in some cases, better than nothing. They are called "Stick Guards" .. made by "Laker". I've used them, but wasn't too impressed. They're pretty reliable for the first couple of times you embed the hook point into the end of the guard ... but, after a couple of fish or re-rigs (due to branches or whatever), they're torn enough on that plastic tip - so that the hook doesn't want to stay in good. Also, being a fairly limp plastic - - they are subject to ending up turned in towards the hook shank, and even though the hook point is covered, the guard isn't fending off any branches. That's why I like the weedguards to be a bit more "stout", if you get my drift.

...... cp

[Linhardt]

Is there a website or contact info for C&S Custom Tackle?

[CrappiePappy]

Is there a website or contact info for C&S Custom Tackle?

(but it's P&S Custom Tackle )

He has no website .... but, you can contact Paul Mullins via email :

[email protected]

or by phone :

606-642-3167 (Southeast Ky)

Let him know you're a Crappie.com member !! He gives a discount price to members, on his weedless jigheads. (He's a member, too ... User ID is "Grousefly" )

............... cp

[Linhardt]

Thanks!

[Greenwing]

I am using a 3/32 oz wedless jighead with the brush weedguard just started this spring so far it has been worked well not losing very many jigs at all, also havent noticed missing any fish. I tried the jigheads due to this past winter I placed 20 new brushpiles and they are easy to hang but I cant complain they have been producing some nice fish.