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Mark Komo![]() |
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Member Posts: 1195 Location: Orland Park, IL | I know about hutchies stuff so got a few. Wanted to pick some up for the dropper on my secret new 3 way (out of 1994 walleye insider). Checked ebay, but lots of saltwater stuff. Did find some older 1 oz but wow, really funky looking. Anyone has a resource for 1oz or better jigs.? | ||
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Member Posts: 794 Location: Elgin, Illinois | My tackle box.... LOL P.S. Call me about Red WIng... I have hotel hooked up need your approval... 847-651-3843 Edited by hgmeyer 3/7/2007 10:41 PM | ||
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tolden![]() |
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Member Posts: 105 | Cabela's has them. I believe it was about $18 for 50 of them or so..... I picked mine up at Cabela's in Prairie. | ||
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guest![]() |
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i only buy hutch jigs. why get them from somebody else? they are the best out there! Komo and HGmeyer in the same boat? hahahahhah i would LOVE to see that fiasco! J/K! ![]() | |||
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Try Jack's Jigs. http://www.jacksjigsfishinglures.com/acatalog/About_Jacks_Jigs.html | |||
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Youngster![]() |
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I have a mold for pouring 1.5, 2, and 2.5 oz jigs. The most challenging, and expensive part was getting hooks for the mold - had to special order, the hooks are rather large - 6/0 and 7/0 hook size. Anyhoooo, if your all fine with painting them yourself, I could pour a few for ya. I'm not really in a good place as far as painting them. I have put glow on a few, and it's a pretty big piece of 'glow'. These aren't really a high usage item for me. But if your really good at painting them, I'll send ya a few extra to send back to me! pm Kare53bc 'at' yahoo.com The jig is a 'flat head' design - should be called flat 'sides' design. Below is the do-it mold webpage. Lots of room to put some nice eyes on it. I purchased the mold really for a single high current river location so I could try to get down there. My 1 oz roundheads just float away. I would think the flat side design would be good for current? Last year, water levels were low, with no current. So I have not even tied one on yet. http://www.do-itmolds.com/products/jigmolds.php?UID=200703261030486... | |||
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WalleyeFIRST![]() |
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Member Posts: 1382 | We mold our own, here are some 1, 1.5, and 2oz models. Rumor has it C-Flecks models are coming soon. Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
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saugers2![]() |
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Member Posts: 82 | Mark, Gander mountain carries 1 oz. jigs in bulk....best thing I like about them is that they are made on a smaller hook than most 1 oz. jigs. Probably no bigger that a size 1/0. | ||
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Chappy![]() |
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M_komo - 3/7/2007 8:50 PM I know about hutchies stuff so got a few. Wanted to pick some up for the dropper on my secret new 3 way (out of 1994 walleye insider). Checked ebay, but lots of saltwater stuff. Did find some older 1 oz but wow, really funky looking. Anyone has a resource for 1oz or better jigs.? Holy CRAP! 1oz. Seems like alot! | |||
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Mark Komo![]() |
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Member Posts: 1195 Location: Orland Park, IL | Wish I had some 1.25 or 1.5 ozl this weekend. | ||
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