So im thinking about getting into making some Football Head Jigs for my own personal use. Plus to give me something to sorta do in the winter time. I already have a melting pot from pouring crappie jigs. But just thougth maybe i would like to see some pics of some of everyones jigs even if they are not Football Head Jigs.

i will try to take some pics of the jigs i make and post them tomorrow.

Here are a few Poison Tail Jigs and a Football Jig.

Here are a few of mine

thanks for the pics. What kind of molds do you guys use? Brand?

Natural, how many strands are in those skirts?  They look real nice.  And I noticed the bumpy finish is on the head, is that part of the mold or do you do that yourself?

Natural's jigs look like Outcast footballs with a VERY NICE hand tied skirt.

The football jigs I posted are built on an All Terrain Tackle 'Rock Jig' football head.  Cabelas had these on clearance, and I bought about 150.  The quality on these is second to none.  The Picasso Fantasy Football heads I also use have a 'prettier' airbrushed finish, but the Rock Jigs have a thicker paint and harder finish.  I don't pour my own like Gman; I just find a good head and buy a quantity of them.  All my jigs use 4 layers of skirt material, which makes an 80 strand skirt, or 40 strand finesse skirt.  I also secure my skirts with mini zip-ties, which I like because it is easier than tying.    Pouring your own is the absolute cheapest way to go, but if you don't want to make the investment; you can find good heads for cheap if you look around.  I payed about .40 cents a head for the Rock Jigs, and .31 cents per head for my Picasso heads.  The skirt layers are .20 cents each, so I spent about $1.10 to $1.20 per jig.  Give it a try...it's fun, easy, and very rewarding.  

Thanks for that, Natural.  They look great.

hey i never thought of the small zip ties.