Cold weather means cold water, and cold water means down-sized jigs (think float-n-fly). Don Dusanic, my favorite custom jig tyer, has started a blog covering the fun (and the art) of this little craft. You can access the site via the link on the lower right sidebar of this site, or just follow the following link: Pup's Jigworks. Making your own stuff is a great way to spend the winter down time we go through in Indiana.
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October 09, 2009
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Brian,
Thank you for the mention. I've got a few crappie jigs coming your way this week. ;)
Seriously. :)
BTW, to those who are curious about learning this craft, drop on by. I try to post informational tidbits and patterns in order to get people involved with it.
There's no advertising, other than fishing site links.
I pretty much tie year round. It's quite enjoyable to me.
Posted by: Pup | October 10, 2009 at 03:26 PM
Can't wait...and thanks. Caught quite a few crappie this weekend on your hair jigs including the 2nd largest of the trip Sunday (12").
Posted by: Big Indiana Bass | October 12, 2009 at 03:36 PM