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    When is a jig used up ? I broke my trash jig off and picked up a used and abused jig out of the boat. It still helped me catch 40 today . Gave the limit I kept to a neighbor. No fish photo, but one of what's left of a Takeum jig after several days of getting thumped. Andrew Schmidt these things get used and abused , but still catching limits . Really helps if presented on the crappie's nose .

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    I think that is the main thing, you put whatever bait in the fishes face.
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    If they are still catching fish then they are not worn out.
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    Worn out when the point breaks off and can't be sharpened anymore.
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    I agree, when there ain’t no point left! Good thought provoking post.
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    When is a jig worn out? Just depends on where you get it and how it’s made. Plastic jigs can be anywhere from a Bobby Garland that uses a soft plastisol that won’t last long to a a company that uses a hard plastisol that will last a really long time. Hand ties be junk you buy at the store that won’t last long to someone that puts a little extra in it and last for what seems like forever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    When is a jig worn out? Just depends on where you get it and how it’s made. Plastic jigs can be anywhere from a Bobby Garland that uses a soft plastisol that won’t last long to a a company that uses a hard plastisol that will last a really long time. Hand ties be junk you buy at the store that won’t last long to someone that puts a little extra in it and last for what seems like forever.
    I usually get several trips out of a handtied from Takeum . Some people would not believe how many Crappie can be caught on a jig. I know guys that used to toss a jig if it looked worn or eyes fell off. I have seen wrap come off , lead get lose , and paint start falling off but Crappie keep right on thumping it. If hook is good i keep using it. Have used them till hook broke a few times .
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    My jig is worn out when a brushpile claims it.
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    my jigs only get the wore out label when they rust out and break or bend out terribly easy ...
    a super tired falling apart hand tie just gets stripped and a plastic put on it ....
    and if said hand tie is a real trooper and don't tatter up easily and get's it's pretty paint all chipped off , I might give it a new paint job on the head after the fish ate all the original paint off it ....just saying
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    I caught a $1500 fish on this worn out jig a couple years ago in Crappie USA classic.


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