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Pouring plastic body like the Hal-Fly?

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Sorry, I should have included a photo of the type. Here are links to the same type jig made by 3 different companies:

http://hal-fly.com/productcart/pc/viewCategories.asp?idCategory=4

http://www.wooleyboogerjigs.com/index.html

http://www.jiffyjigs.com/jigs.php

This lure was invented by Hal Barber of Georgia some years ago and is/has been very popular throughout the south for crappie. The plastic body is poured after marabou is tied onto a leadhead jig - completely enveloping the tied area and hook shank between the leadhead and where the marabou starts. Being poured on, it obviously won't slide down the hook shank with use.

Thanks for the reply!

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The simplest way to do it would be to take a block of plaster and drill 1/4" diameter holes to form the body. Seal it and pour the bodies. Tie on the tail material and glue it to the shank of the hook; then slide the body onto the hook after the glue dries.. Next fish out the tail material with a crochet hook or someting similar. Then superglu the body at both ends to the hook.

Other than that you would have to figure out just how these are really done. Ive got a feeling that they are injected by machine.

Hope this helps.

www.novalures.com

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