What do you think of these jigs?

[karpbuster]

Thinking of buying a box for my bro for Christmas. Crappie jigs, could be used for walleye what do you think? Kind of expensive.

http://www.finnytribe.com/store/cart...t_detail&p=557

[Gillfishn]

Very pricey @ $1.16 ea

[Juls]

That's a very nice gift. I don't think 1.16 for a hand tied jig like that is too much. They look like very good craftsmanship, if you ask me.

I hope they catch him a lot of fish! As long as a Northern doesn't come by and bite it off, he should be able to use each one for a long time...making them well worth the money.

Juls

[walleyedmike]

Originally Posted by karpbuster

Thinking of buying a box for my bro for Christmas. Crappie jigs, could be used for walleye what do you think? Kind of expensive.

http://www.finnytribe.com/store/cart...t_detail&p=557

I'm sure they are really nice, but they really are kind of expensive. They look a lot like the Blakemore Slab Daddy.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Fishi..._SEQ_104489280

[Juls]

Originally Posted by walleyedmike

I'm sure they are really nice, but they really are kind of expensive. They look a lot like the Blakemore Slab Daddy.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Fishi..._SEQ_104489280

Yes, they do!

I still think it would be a nice gift for Christmas though.

The Slab Daddy's only say that they come "per 4" for $3.99. Does that mean they don't come in the nice little tackle box?

Juls

[PackerBacker]

They look very nice. However they look kinda small...

[Robert M]

Hand made in USA,why not? Could be the hot panfish jigs.

[hnd]

a buck and a few cents for hand tied crappie jigs is about the going rate

[karpbuster]

Thanks all I ordered one for my brother. Thanks Juls, you hit the nail on the head.