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I am just starting making jigs and would like to know what the most popular jig would look like. It would help me greatly if you could take 2 minutes to complete this survey(link Below).    Thank You!

 

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  • Super User

I use the jig pictured below for virtually all of my jig needs; casting, flipping and in some deeper applications, even swimming.

 

For me, the need for several different "Types", that include head shapes, designs and weights of jigs is unnecessary.

 

A-Jay

 

 

 

 

 

  • Super User

Don't forget to add bladed jigs as well, i.e.: Chatterbaits.

I am just starting making jigs and would like to know what the most popular jig would look like. It would help me greatly if you could take 5 minutes to complete this survey(link Below).    Thank You!

 

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Nice survey, short and to the point!!

  • Author

thanks ksboy i was trying to make it short but informative

Nice job on the questions, took less than 20 seconds. 

 

Can you post the results in the future? 

just filled it out, hope it helps you!

  • Super User

What do you consider a casting or finesse jig? Shaky heads, dart heats, fish heads and Scroungers not mentioned. Bladed jig: tail, under or front blades? Hook size is usually associated with jig head weight or jig type. Too many variables missing to complete this survey.

Tom

  • Super User

Why make your own jigs?

I just don't have the time to fabricate my own jigs. I just pick from the jig building menu at Sieberts Outdoors and let Mike build what a want at a very affordable cost. Mike's custom jigs look great, heck all his jigs are the highest quality jigs I have seen so far.

I'm so far behind with other stuff to do I just have enough time to rest and go bass fishing.

Mike's custom jigs look great, heck all his jigs are the highest quality jigs I have seen.

That's why it makes me sad when I lose two of them to rocks.

Why make your own jigs?

I just don't have the time to fabricate my own jigs. I just pick from the jig building menu at Sieberts Outdoors and let Mike build what a want at a very affordable cost. Mike's custom jigs look great, heck all his jigs are the highest quality jigs I have seen so far.

I'm so far behind with other stuff to do I just have enough time to rest and go bass fishing.

I make my own jigs because I enjoy it and to save money. Since I already have a lead pot, several molds and a couple hundred pounds of lead, I can make my own jigs for about $1.00 each in materials costs. Plus, there's a certain satisfaction in catching fish on lures that I've made.

 

 

 

Tom

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