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Football jigs tyed Auto style
New pattern that needs to be tested. These jigs are powderpainted and are poured with #8 Matuzo sickle hooks.
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Albums: BG & RE jigs
Location: SoCal
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Comment by LedHed on March 23, 2013 at 10:22pm
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Thnx Townie. These are poured using a modified Do-it mold and I don't think there is anyone selling them. I pour for myself and do trade some. I don't like to sell my jigs because I know a lot of custom tyers that do sell as a business. It's a hobby for me.
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Comment by Townie on March 21, 2013 at 2:33pm
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Killer jigs!! Are these available for sale?
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These are a 1/32nd football, #8 matzuo sickle hook (black chrome, red , & bronze). Hooks are extremely sharp! The upper right jigs are tyed with "reptile rubber" and the other rubber skirts are from skirt tabs used for bass jigs. They are powder painted. The crystal flash is UV.
These jigs are targeting REs - designed to drag the bottom.
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Comment by dick tabbert on March 17, 2013 at 8:29am
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Nice jigs LedHed I've never tied any heads like them but for some reason that dime got my attention. Are you using these jigs for crappies and what weight are the jig heads. Thanks for posting.
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on March 17, 2013 at 2:32am
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These colors look very good too.......probably see a big LP Coppernose hanging on one of these soon!
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