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For various reasons, I am contemplating going all tungsten for jigs. Yes, I know this is an expensive venture if that's the path I choose and will end up being costly to replace when they are lost. In effort to find the best bang for your buck, what recommendations do others have. What I am looking for is: good colors, strong, availability, decent price (no more than $6/per). Thank you. 

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I use Beast Coast Tungsten and Siebert Outdoors Tungsten jigs. Both are in the $5-6.

 

I have nothing but good things to say about both of them.

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I got a few of the Siebert tungsten jigs early this year. 3/8 oz are a great smaller profile, but not overly small. They have been killer for me this year. I am going to order more this winter. I also like the Bass Pro tungsten finesse jig for 1/4 oz. when I want an even smaller presentation. None of these are much more than lead jigs anyway.  

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Buy in bulk as it is cheaper. Purchase  like 10 in each size that you plan on using.  I usually order once in the spring.  Some sizes I use I might only have to reorder every 2 years.  Plus when you have a stock pile of them you can wait for them to go on sale or clearance. 

 

honestly tungsten  jigs arnt that expensive.  I was buying 1 1/4-1/12 oz punching jigs for like $5-7 a peace on eBay 

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