Here is a new Powder I picked up today I think it will be a great jig color what do you think Also I picked up some tinsel do you think it may work for flash

Id ask for my money back..there's no hook But I like the flash !!!

Its those darn AH Crappie They been breaking the hook clean off heres my proof LOL

Pretty mean little suckers LOL

Anyway I tied one up in a hurry sure it could of been better but here it is. No sure what to call it any suggestions

looks like a zombie to me

lol Crappie may love zombies

GHOST RAIDER!!!

I like that color. I plan on getting some silver soon. The tinsel looks awesome too Are those crappie or piranhas

Paint looks good Rodney..and I dont mean to be negative,but just a question in general, about silver painting.

I fish a unpainted jig head, probably more than a painted one. Is there any silver paint,that is that much different, than just plain lead.

No you have a heck of a point there

It is a lot brighter then plain lead. At least mine is.

It is brighter just not sure if thats a plus or not Guess really depends on the individual fishes mood and it does have a metallic metal flake appearance and that added flash may help or may hurt the jury is still out till we fish it

I agree with Roger. However I like the silver glitters. Try mixing some glitters in and see what you get. Good looking jig though. I don't name my jigs just cuss them if they don't catch, But looks like a Darth Vader to me.

LOL yep cussing them happens alot lately where i am trying to fish em

I agree on the glitter. Even 2 or 3 colors of glitter.

name it black magic... really nice looking jig/combo there.

I was disappointed in my first batch of silver glitter
heads , looked too much like unpainted,

I have used it as a topcoat , really looks good over dark
colors like blue and black.

M O

I like to use the color Pearl Pepper from TJ's anytime I want to make one that looks silvery. Here's the like. It's nice. Ruby Slipper isn't half bad either for the red with a flash.

http://www.tjstackle.com/powderpaint.htm

You should try chrome.
Use a primer coat (Krylon) and then Krylon Chrome.

I know it's not that fancy powder paint but it works great. You may want to use a clear coat afterwards.

Lots of work? Maybe.
But you'll have the only jig heads on the market that you can use to check/fix your wind blown hair.