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23 hours ago, ifishy said:
i found just straight dipping in the paint was the best coating. I would do them all white than do another color over that if desired if i just did the color over lead it wasn't as bright of a color. After a while though I stopped painting them all together because I found the jig body I used made more of a difference and with the head a dull color it just took that out of the equation. I also tie my own hair jigs now for stream trout and if i want color i use a color'd thread rather than painting the head.
Its a fun hobby to get into making some of your own lures it helps pass the time you cant be on the water. My next goal i think is to try making my own stick baits
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Bought a lead pot, ladle, and a 5 oz flutter jig mold. Have never melted lead or painted jigs. Any advice on the process, or on how to apply paint to the jigs?
Thank you.
Glen
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I am the second from the left. whoops.
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Hi, my name is Glen, I live in Portland, OR.
Spend 90% of my time fishing for salmon in my 2014 Weldcraft 20' Angler.
Looks like a lot of similarities with the way Lake Ontario is fished for Salmon and
the way we do it here, be it the ocean or rivers. Added a picture.
Looking to contribute and learn from this group.
Painting lead jigs...
in Tackle and Techniques
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What do you mean straight dipping? Not being sarcastic, what kind of paint, is it in a jar, or can? Name/brand of paint?
Thank you
Glen