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The Tightrope Fishing, Baby Fireworks jigs are pretty sweet.

http://tightropefishing.bigcartel.com/products

I love the keitechs but they have a very light wire hook. Check out molix kento jig it looks awesome for the price and the eco pro casting jig

Pour my own in the "Eakins Jig" style using a short skirt. Use several sizes but usually 5/16. It is a Do-It mold.

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here is a link for some Dirk JIgs.

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here is a link for some Dirk JIgs.

Custom Gamakatsu hook

I hand tie all my own jigs my favorite 4 finesse jigs are 1/8 and 1/4 oz standup erie head jig for spotted smallie's and largemouth bass
1/8 oz walleye head jig for spotted and smallmouth bass 1/4oz bullet head jig for largemouth bass and 1/4 oz Arkie head jig for spotted smallie's and large mouthbass
I tie them in several different styles I tie the puffball jig and it been one of my favorites jig for the past 31 years when I came out with it in 1986

D&L Baby Advatage jig is an awesome finesse jig that I use this time of year. Great hook, skirts & lots of good colors.

I make my own. Simple round or football. I tie some sort of hair under the silicone, I find that makes a big difference here in my high pressured waters. Bucktail, rabbit, marabou or fox. I'm confident only my friends and family and a few paying customers are the only ones throwing a jig with such a different profile.

I love the skinny bear, but man just cant find them....tacklewarehouse never hardly has them in stock...

LowRange wrote:I'm highly tempted to try some 'Japanese Super Finesse Jigs'

http://www.bass.co.jp/index.php?m=feature&pageid=85

My selection of JDM finesse ~ 1/32 to 1/16
OSP, Imakatsu, Evergreen, Keitech excellent with Jackall 2.8" I-Shad trailer
The hooks are tiny but I've had them straighten and held fish.

I tie my own. Like using an 1/8 round ball, poured on a 2/0 EC 2706 hook. Tie with silicone or a mix of hair and silicone.
Works great around docks or when the fish are really finicky. Thick hook, so okay to use thicker line classes

I like the Zman Ned Rig Jig. Caught many five lbers on it.