Quality

[mark n]

Last week one of the outdoors venders here in town had the bargain bin filled with an assortment of closeout fishing lures. (They are relocating to a new store). Anyway, I picked up a large assortment of jigs I thought would work good for last ice and pre-spawn fishing. The majority of lures I selected were immediately recognizable due to the advertising on this site. My point is, after taking these buggers out of the package I noticed the quality of the product. I mean the paint was good; the hook material itself was, in my opinion, better in terms of quality when compared to most others. But the thing that caught my eye, and prompted me to write this post was all of the eyes, you know the eyes we tie our line to? They were already cleaned out. That has always been a peeve of mine. I break off a lure that’s working good on a nice fish, and I have to struggle with paint in the eye prior to a re-tie. Those of you who have read my short posts in the past, know that I’m a lazy typer. And because I work hard, some day's I'm a lazy fisherman. But in this case I wanted my thoughts to be known.

Thanks Custom Jigs and Spins for a fine quality product.

[harvey lee]

From my experience Custom Jigs&Spins quality is not the only great thing about them.They are just plain awesome when it comes to thier jigs catching fish.

Another great product along those same lines is the jigs from Scenic Tackle,fish catching jigs with very durable paint.

[Mr. Pike1]

I as well really like the custom jigs and spoons products. If you do not have a go devil or the jigging demon that was added to the line this year I suggest you add these. The devils were my favorite for crappie and walleye but this year the demons in firetiger and gold stole the show

[dougger222]

There the only jigs I use on the ice. The number four demons are great for Red Lake and LOTW. There smallest rasto's are excellent for your typical Twin City sunnies and crappies. The shrimpo's are good too. Have yet to try there nuclear ant but I bet it's good.

You can also get them directly from there web site but usually you can get a better deal when you find them on clearance at retail stores. I stacked up at two Cebalas's when they put them in the bargain cave.

There one of only a few ice jig manufacturers that you don't have to break paint away from the eye lit.

[harvey lee]

You can also get them from F.M. web page and help out the cause to keep this great forum free.