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You could, but it's not going to have anywhere near the same action.

 

Why not get some decent skirts from Do-It - https://store.do-itmolds.com/Living-Image-Banded-Skirts_p_844.html

 

If you're on a tight budget - I've used these from Amazon and they're not too bad

 

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I don't know what you mean by going bad. But if they are all stuck together and melted, then I would throw them in the garbage and get new skirts. Like mentioned above you can get them from Do-It molds, Barlows, Lure Parts on line, Jann's Netcraft and fishingskirts.com. There are a few others. Once you get the skirts, I would then tie the new skirt on with your upholstery thread or you can use copper wire. Good Luck.

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On 10/3/2024 at 10:10 PM, IneedAnewScreenName-8765128 said:

I recently had some skirts go bad on my spinners and happen to have an abundance of embroidery thread in every color, could I tie this onto the jig head and make it like a skirt?

Yes, for some jig presentations it will work.

What kind of presentations do you use them for?

And what is the embroidery from?

Cotton thread wont work for anything

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They would work, but I imagine they wouldn't dry fast and would fray with use.  I'd try it on a bait or 2 just for the heck of it.

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