Simple jig pics

[toadfrog]

I post about plastics so much that I thought I better make a couple jigs to prove I can . So here is a pic of some simple ties.:blush:

 

[ScottV]

That proves one thing, you're multi-talented. Good looking jigs.

 

[hhawkins]

I like those. Makes me feel bad, I've been so busy, I haven't had a chance to play with my jig tyes. It has been crazy!

 

[Ron Don]

Nice to see you still have it Toad!

 

[LedHed]

Good stuff tf

 

[AtticaFish]

Some nice jigs you have tied up! Interested at what the lower left one is tied on.... Is it a jig head with a straight hook or am i seeing things?

 

[toadfrog]

Some nice jigs you have tied up! Interested at what the lower left one is tied on.... Is it a jig head with a straight hook or am i seeing things?

Its a do-it crappie mold uses a crimped sproat hook. Had the mold a long time. Blew the dust off it and made a couple. The head is pancake shaped.

 

[jjsjigs]

NICE TIES!!!

ALso, I like those hangers you made for those jigs. Is the base off an old trophy? Can you post up how you made it? I'd like to make one for my shop.

 

[toadfrog]

I used to work for a coach company made the big busses all the movie srars go around in.The material is coriander It was used for counter tops ect. heat resistant ,you can drill it , mill it. heat it bend it what ever. I just drilled and counter sunk some 1/4-twenty holes stuck the bolts through . Bent some brazzing rod at the angles you see. slapped A nut on to hold the rods. Glued a couple rubber stoppers on the bottom corners. Added the snaps from some old swivels. Done Deal. They were originally built to sit by the cash register to display new jigs . Usually if somebody can piddle with something outside the package they will buy it.