Jigs

Cortez Tackle - Pitch-N-Punch Skirt
1. Precision machined brass hub


2. Built in ticker.


3. Knot protection recess.


4. 32 skirt colors.


5. Vitually ANY color can be custom made, on request.


6. And the final most important reason $2.79 per pair.

Wack-E-Head Jig - 5 pack
- #2 Wack-E-Jig EWG Hook
- 1/16, 1/32, 1/8, 3/16, 1/4 ounce sizes
- All sizes same price
- Painted heads available as special order

This is a USD Peanut Head. With a 4/0 Mustad 32798 BLN Flat Eye Hook. The hook and weed guard have been put in the mold up side down. What do you think? John

Just want to encourage and put a few ideas out there for some of you guys who like to tinker with your molds. If you think long and hard about why and what you want the end result to be, you can usually achieve it. Proceed slowly, and think, think, think about what you are doing. A small mistake, can usually be repaired with a little JB Weld. A large one maybe. Ruin it, and for less than $40.00 it can be replaced. It is much cheaper than having a custom mold built and you may turn out to have something that is very different and special. I have quite a few molds and most of them have been modified in some way or another. I like to think that I have improved on and made them better. This one has seen my most extensive mold modifications as of yet. All these modifications were done freehand using a dremel with its assorted bits and cutters.
Anyone else like to share how he or she have modified and or butchered their molds?
John

Soft Shell Crayfish in football jig. Old Hippy Brand Bass Jigs.

This is my prototype casting jig that will be comming out spring of 2011. The color is Missouri craw it has a heavy 4/0 hook. I caught fish the first time I took it out so I was pretty proud. Hope you guys like it.

I saw a tutorial on using bondo to make a mold for jigs and, of-course had to try it. ( don't remember who did it but thank you!) I am impressed at how well the stuff holds up to heat. Anyway, the jig weighs 3 ounces with a 7/0 hook.

I saw a tutorial on using bondo to make a mold for jigs and, of-course had to try it. ( don't remember who did it but thank you!) I am impressed at how well the stuff holds up to heat. Anyway, the jig weighs 3 ounces with a 7/0 hook.

This is a hot glue jig made in the 1½ oz. cavity of a Football mold. I added app 3/16 oz of lead inside the head. It weighs just over 3/8 oz now. There 117 strands and 6 different colors of silicone in this one. 6/0 Mustad BLN

My new jig im working on. I took it out a couple weeks ago and caught 3 in about 45 min. This ones not clear coated yet but its the first one I made.

Got loaded up on equipment to start pouring jigs a couple weeks ago...This is one of the first. Green pumpkin, black, and red head. Hand tied skirt. Flat eye round head jig from do-it. Tell me what you think!

Thise finesse jig was done with a Basstackle 2.5" baby split tail trailer, thanks Frank!

Will they work? Don't know. Will find out soon.

This attempt at making the Lazy Ike was made by modifying a 3/4 ounce Do-It spinnerbait mold to accept the blade. The blade and hook are pinned together with a brass pin before being inserted in the mold. I drilled a 1/8 inch hole in the blade directly in front of the pin so that the molten lead would go through the blade and anchor it securely inside the head. (I don't think it will come apart)The hooks are spinnerbait hooks, front hook is a 5/0 rear is a 3/0 They are connected by 17lb test Suffix Line. I poured three of them this morning. One with a concave facing blade and one with a convex facing blade. Also one with a painted blade. Can't wait to get them in the water to see how or if they will wiggle, waggle, rock and roll!