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Do you make any "mop" jig replicas?

Eric

That just looks like a regular rubber jig.  I dont have a head design like that though.  Closest thing I have is a poisen head.

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$5 each  ;)  Now I know why I make my own.

Allen

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That's the jig that Davy Hite won the Elite Tournament on Clarks Hill with 2 years ago. It was a topwater bonanza and he walked away with it with this jig.

what makes a mop?  is there just extra material up around the head?

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It is a heavier rubber, and alot of it. Longer and thicker also.

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what makes a mop? is there just extra material up around the head?

I saw Davy Hite on a interview and it is a jig with a living rubber skirt that is longer and twice as thick as a regular skirt. The jig in the pick is no where near as thick as the one Hite used.

Allen

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That's the jig that Davy Hite won the Elite Tournament on Clarks Hill with 2 years ago. It was a topwater bonanza and he walked away with it with this jig.

Is that the one they were making a big deal out of using a worm as trailer?  

It is a heavier rubber, and alot of it. Longer and thicker also.

so its just double layered of the rubber.  thats easy.  Anyone know how many strands?

They make thicker rubber skirting, could be that stuff.

I've never seen that.  I've seen the standard and the fine cut. :-?

I've never seen it myself, but I do remember seeing it on the Living Rubber site, or asking about it once. It might be really thick strands, like 1/4", but if you buy enough, I'm sure they'll cut what you want, they may even sell it uncut, could use a tube tool to make your own,

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I will try to find one at one of the local tackel stores. If any have them that is. They are hard to find. If I can find one, I can answer more of your questoins without  making a guess.

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