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Was looking through my tackle box yesterday and decided I didnt have enough ice jigs. So I took some spinner blades and made some. I used a small willowleaf blade for the small jigs and some colorado blades for the big ones. I fed the hook through the hole and put the shank against the concave side, then filled it up with solder. Then I plugged the hole with solder. On the willowleaf ones I just lined up the hook eye with the blade hole and filled it up with solder. I tested the big jigs and they have an awesome swimming and fluttering action. Im unsure what size the blades are so I put a quarter in the picture so you could see how big they are.
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Sauger,
Nice job. Those jigs with their action will certainly catch fish. These appear to be essentially identical to the eye dropper jig design that is available from Northland. http://www.northlandtackle.com/Categ...cat=223&pc=231 Take care REW |
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Those look great!
Waht kind of paint did you use?
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Thanks. I used netcraft powder paint.
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Do you paint both sides? |
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