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Help finding a jig head like this in 1/4 oz


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Buddy of mine is looking for a swim jig head (no skirt) and with a brush weed guard AND screwlock type of plastic keeper. The picture is one that would work but smallest size is 3/8 oz and he is looking for 1/4 oz. 

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Bruce will make whatever you want, contact blade Runner Lures.

Tom

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17 minutes ago, NorthernBasser said:

Could always tear the skirt off a 6th Sense Divine swim jig. 

 

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Santone has a 

But it’s twice the price, I think he wants to buy a bunch and keep the cost down… 

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I don't like screw locks, eliminate that to facilitate your search.

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5 minutes ago, Tackleholic said:

I don't like screw locks, eliminate that to facilitate your search.

We both actually prefer them. They take 20 seconds to twist on versus 30 seconds for messy super glue to dry. Twistlocks stay on better too. A big factor when you’re tossing jigs into the knees and roots of mangrove trees…

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Do It makes a mold with a screw lock like that.  I could probably be modified to take a weedguard.

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1 hour ago, BlakeMolone said:

I’ve been wondering if you could drill out a hole for a weedguard into any jighead?

I've done it with bismuth based jigs I bought not realizing they had no guards. Lead is plenty soft so should be able to as well. Can't speak to tungsten,it's pretty hard but I'd imagine it's possible.

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9 minutes ago, keagbassr said:

Can't speak to tungsten,it's pretty hard but I'd imagine it's possible.

Just don't use a standard cobalt bit on it - TiN coated HSS....and plenty of oil. And use a vise to hold...I'll drill steel and aluminum holding it by hand, but not tungsten.

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You need fixture to drill a hole accurately into a jig hard imo.

I use a Hitchhicker spring to attach a soft plastic finesse worm cut about 1 1/2”-2” long to insert the hook point into as a weed guard, works good.

Tom

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I have drilled holes in jigs.  In order to be consistent I built a 2 sided wood holder that I could clamp in a vice and use my drill press.  It was a tedious process.

 

 I have also modified several molds to accept weed guards.  I prefer to use Surflon instead on fiber weed guards.  I use it in 45, 60, and 90#.

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Still hard to believe someone doesn’t already make a 1/4 oz screwlock jig with a weedguard. Maybe it’s a new product opportunity to make a million bucks… sounds better than drill baby drill anyway - -

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