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Anyone know where I can get this jighead mold?

It looks sort of like the Big Eye Jig Head from Fle-Fly.

I like that little underspin . . . a nice looking jig!

Brad

Its hard ta tell from the picher, so you might outta send me a couple dozen, then I could prolly tell ya.

Seriously, this one is purdy close and you have options with it...

http://stores.jacobsbaits.com/spinner-jig-molds/

This is the 1/16oz...

Only 1 I got, got it from CrappieHappy

You own that Mold?

Yes

Got like 40#'s of 99.9% Silver Buillon



Let's talk Business!

I have the Jacobs mold, the jigs Heath has came from a different mold, recessed eyes. I talked to the guy that has that mold over the Christmas Holidays and he still isn't pouring any. Me and Heath and Roger and wtex, and Vern broke him of the habit I think. No telling how many combined we ordered from him.

I came along onto the jig tying scene a little late to get one built. The guy that cuts um doesn't anymore. You outta check into the Jacobs mold. You can pour like four different jigs in several hook sizes with that one mold, its a good investment. There is another member here from up north, plateboater, he just tyes the swivel on the hook shank. I have a couple left that he made and they work good to. You can use a larger swivel doing it that way if you want to. Next winter when I pour some more we shall see, its to hot now for this fat man to do it...

We have experimented with small vs larger blades. Currently these are very hot on rocks, especially deeper rock piles.
Painted and hard coated with UV blast. In the NE Pink, and Junebug as well as these two colors are on fire.
In the NW and Central USA, the Colorado blade is preference with a slow retrieve, Sangria Orange, and Pearl as well as the colors previously mentioned.

We have tested with a ball bearing stainless crane swivel, which out lasts and out performs the crane swivel.
some pictures of a few I recently sent out. Pop a 1/0 Black Sickle hook, a larger blade, and the Walleye of Central USA love em!.

Collarless is the preference about 85% of the time, and are easier to tie.

LOL, yeah we broke ole RD...

that a good looking jig...

Sharp looking heads for sure!

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