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Meat= Minnow.

I keep mine stored outside in the shop as well. A few colors seem to clump. Usually yellows and greens. I add a few BB's to the container and give it a few shakes. Stir afterward with toothpick and...

I can't tell that it is any different from the expensive stuff, but what do I know...

This is a warmouth!!:D

Awesome jigs! Love the color combos too! Those are not warmouth. They are black perch. Excellent catfish bait!!

You can purchase extra fine glitter in 6 color combo pack at Wal-Mart in the craft section. You will get green, silver, white, blue, red, and gold. Price is less than $4 and will color up to 8...

All good choices !! I often use a small weighted bobber instead of split shot. Jungles booger is an awesome choice as well. I use these with tiny trout fishing strike indicators. Much like a bobber...

Mine flew in today. Great jigs! Gonna have to get me some mallard flank. I'm diggin on the Grubstermeister Special chenille. Thanks Grubs for all the goodies. I would have sent you some goodies as...

Bushwacker Lake in Missouri 135 N , 88 S =)

I guess I am the only person who uses the "eye buster" tool?? About 2 bucks and works great.

I have found that anything mixed with white looks good. Blue/white makes a speckled robin egg color. Pink/white will tone down to a nice light pink. Silver/fire orange is very ugly, do not try it!...

I see you are a Missouri Boy. You fish these at Stockton and Tablerock?? This is the "GO TO" color pattern at those lakes. Been tying them for years!

Say Grubberts seems dem Mardi Party Jigs I done tied left fer'n yer place dis mornin'! Yee Haw! Ride em' Cowboy!

I never have owned a rotary vise and have been tying for years. Start out small. You can get a decent vise for $15 that will serve the main purpose of holding the hook. Get some marabou, hackle...

#12 crane swivels for those sizes. Split rings size 00 or 0. Indiana blades, willow blades, any size you prefer. These can be purchased from Barlows, Netcraft, Tacklecraft, most online tackle shops....

Excellent looking jig Pop! I don't know why more folks don't use all flash for tails. I make them for myself and have great results. Don't see many in stores either. Great job!

After reading Grubsters post....... I forgot what I was going to say....curly kip heat gun... nevermind!

Grubbertstermeister mine will be in the mail SATURDAY. Forgot about the metallic paint and had to start over .

You can find these and many more colors at crazyangler.com and grandpabobsjigs.com

Not to pat myself on the back, but Kansas Slabs was my creation last year when a couple of us folks on here were having custom chenille made. I love it!

OK Grubster! I'll get after it. Cuz there Aint no quickie like a tntjigman quickie and a tntjigman quickie got it goin'! You crack me up you silly hillbilly!!

This picture is just cool! I promise not to add anymore!

Heck, I figured out how to resize, so here's some more!

Took a little trip to Kansas to a farm pond. Used some of my newest creations and caught 57 hybrid bluegill and 4 bass. Sadly no crappie, but the kids had a blast! We kept 12 hybrids and the stringer...

The UV Krystal Flash is great looking. I use it also. Just curious if the paint would have the same effect. I might just have to spend the $5 and find out!

Has anyone tried the Pro-Tec UV Blast powder paint yet? Been seeing it pop up in a few magazines and catalogs. Is it clear? Glow?

I've made these before by slipping the swivel over the hook shank down to the head then tying. Can figure 8 the swivel in place and still make a decent looking jig. I also used this method wiith grub...

I like them all. You can feel free to send some to Missouri for a test run as well. I'll PM my address!! Stupid question here. What is the thing holding the jig? I've seen a couple other folks using...

Amazing! You have some really cool ideas. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to what else you come up with!

I enjoy fishing out of a Fat Cat float tube when stalking crappie. I have caught several slabs that break the surface and am lucky to have had a net in my left hand to catch them in. They rarely jump...