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    Just thought I would share my latest Bait.The hooks are #8 sickle the heads are 1/8" and 5/32" round. I think they weigh around 1/100, 1/80 oz? T I just made the mold for he bodies the other day. Plain white, but Put some glow powder in them too! Let me know what you all think.



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    Your baits look great. They are like some of my favorite ones from Custom Jigs & Spins!

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    I really like the thin tailed pink head.
    I also think any of the 4 will catch fish.
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    Those will put fish on the ice for sure. Those sickles will stick em.

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    great looking jig, i used plastic like that last ice season and had good luck

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    Those jigs look great but i just cant seem to get the crappies and gills to bite plastics without at least tipping them. Gonna try again this season tho. The fish here wont touch a bait if any of the hook is showing. It's not like that when the water warms up here. I've even downsized to #10 hooksizes.

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    Thanks for the approval folks. I have only been ice fishing once. Been doing a lot of research online trying to find out what works best and how to present the bait. Would like to get a flasher, but can't justify the price. I do have a bottom line fish finder that has ice mode on it though. Anyone used a regular fish finder through the ice?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jigtwins View Post
    Thanks for the approval folks. I have only been ice fishing once. Been doing a lot of research online trying to find out what works best and how to present the bait. Would like to get a flasher, but can't justify the price. I do have a bottom line fish finder that has ice mode on it though. Anyone used a regular fish finder through the ice?
    i think it would work fine, you might want to check with b/l to see if you need a ice ducer for it. As far as a ff for ice fish its defiantly a must.

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    I will never fish without a flasher again. Its like night and day

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    The best ice jig I ever used was a barbless Purist size 14. I tie the jig on,
    use no grub or scent and fish previously drilled holes!! I just walk around, drop the jig in and catch 2-6 fish, then move on to the next hole!
    They come in many colors, but I use black 90% of the time, once in a while
    brown or orange. Because of health issues I can't fish very cold days. When I go, I take a plastic bag, three prerigged poles and a skimmer. When the bag is full (usually 1-3 hours) I go home and wait for the next 25-40 degree
    day! Try it ...it works!!!
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    Sittin here wishin I was out fishin!!!

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