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    From EBay:no-name brand
    unpainted, no collar, ball head jigs - 1/32, 1/24, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8 oz.
    bronze hooks: #6, #4, #2, 1/0, 2/0 (no sickle)

    Match hook size to lure used
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    I use Daiwa Gekkabijin jig heads out of Japan. I have them from 1/64 up to 1/9 size. The hook size range from #4 down to #10. I use them because they are as sharp as a hypodermic needle. I don’t have to set the hook with these jig heads. They will penetrate the bony part of a fish jaw when contact is made. They will penetrate your finger real quick too when removing from the pack. There is a drawback....for some anyway.....they are expensive at a buck each delivered.

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    PLAT/Fishing Tackle Store-Fishing Equipment/Catalog-Hook-S.W. Light Game Jig Head-GEKKABIJIN SW LIGHT JIGHEAD SS-en


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    I mostly use 1/24 or 1/16 with size 4 sickle hooks. When fishing deep water I go with a 1/8 with size 2 sickle hook. I paint and attach eyes to all of my jig heads but I this is more for me than the fish. I will go as light as a 1/48 or as heavy as a 3/16 if conditions require it.
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    I have used nothing but 1/16th oz jig heads with #2 hooks for years. I personally don't see any need for any other size. The fish don't seem to care as long as it's tipped with a black/chartreuse body. Preferable a Crappie Magnet. This combo will catch bluegill all the way down to 3 inches and crappie even smaller.
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    This is good, useful info for me. I fish light jigs in my small home stream, but I plan on expanding my waters this year and need to stock different sizes. Thanks!
    Bob

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    I like a plain old round ballhead painted pink in a number 6 sickle hook myself in 1/32 on 6 lb mono
    sometimes I use 1/16 in the same version as well
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    My preference is one of the sharpest hooks around. It also has a short shank allowing the jig to move more and comes in 1/32 and up.

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    These Slasher Crappie Jig Heads – Jenko Fishing

    Or these https://www.bassassassin.com/store/p93/Crappie_Jigheads.html

    Like the hooks on the slashers best but cost a bit more.

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