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Reply With QuoteYou got my curiosity up. What's the reason for using tin?
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Can anyone point me in the direction of someone that pours and sells tin jigs? Like the one pictured. Thanks for any help.
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You got my curiosity up. What's the reason for using tin?
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Some jurisdictions frown on lead — but not Mississippi. Some trout waters are very anti-lead.Originally Posted by catchNgrease
That’s the only thing I can think of.
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I assume the jig head is made of tin. Never heard of that before.
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I have some I got from Mississippi feller some years back. I believe he got mad and quit c.com or something. Might check Miss. board. Someone might remember. I got them for what, I don't remember.
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Satdoc1 on MS board makes them, I think.....Send him a PM
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Sorry, I can't help...but you might want to tye the spinner on the hook shank. Not much holding it on. JAT
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Embarrassed I didn't think of the lead contamination. The only other thing I thought of was less weight with the bigger profile. Pretty sure I could melt my skimmings and make something similar to that
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