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  • Super User
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A while back I read a post here about fishing these with a trailer like a jig. I'm hoping to try this this season but can't find the thread naming the company that makes them.

Can someone please hook a brother up ?

8-)

A-Jay

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I got a bunch from the eBay guy, Uncle Skip, and I like them a lot. The skirts are all rubber, so not as flashy as the ones at TW, but a lot cheaper. You can get a variety pack of 8, with different weights and colors, for about $10. They're solidly made too.

If you're interested,  search for "Texas Rig Jig" and he comes up.

  • Super User
Posted

Tackle Warehouse only has 1 oz & 1 1/2 oz which are fine for punching but I throw a 1/4-3/8 oz more.

Black Brown Amber with a 6 Gene Larew Hawg Craw Black Neon  ;)

  • Super User
Posted

Thank You All Very Much - I'm on a Mission.

;)

A-Jay

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What ever you do i would not suggest these, they are terrible. I got two of the one ounce and two of the 1.5 ounce... all four were terrible, the weights have sharp edges which fray and slice line. the actual weights were lopsided and not symmetrical and the hole didn't even go straight through is was curved. maybe i got a bad batch but I had to share my mistake experience.

http://www.***.com/descpageVMJIG-VMSLJG.html   

  • Super User
Posted
What ever you do i would not suggest these, they are terrible. I got two of the one ounce and two of the 1.5 ounce... all four were terrible, the weights have sharp edges which fray and slice line. the actual weights were lopsided and not symmetrical and the hole didn't even go straight through is was curved. maybe i got a bad batch but I had to share my mistake experience.

http://www.***.com/descpageVMJIG-VMSLJG.html

Thanks for the heads up !

A-Jay

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Posted

how about a skirt, bullet weight and a bobber stop?

Posted

This isn't exactly what you posted about but Pay-Check Baits has what they call a Punch Skirt you can put on a worm hook and fish with a sliding or pegged weight. This might be a little more flexible rig.

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