Ice Jigs for sale.... Outdoor Pro Store...

[Deitz Dittrich]

I'm usually not one to try and ram a good thing down peoples throat. I would like to think I give an honest opinion when asked... But I am really pumped about this. Our own http://www.outdoorprostore.com/ is now selling one of my fave panfish jigs.

I have been using these jigs for quite some time now, and are one of my go to jigs.

http://www.outdoorprostore.com/neon-glow-jig-kit47.html

Paint on these things are awesome, hooks equal to that!

In the last few days I have put well over 400 panfish on the ice with the moon glow jigs by outdoorprostore.

Great price, great jig!

[Finns]

What would a person use for bait on these? Never ice fished but may start.

Finns.

[ocf1]

Sure Deitz, show me these AFTER I fork out the money to start ice fishing, nice.....

[harvey lee]

Finns

One could use a miinow on some for eyes and craappies on the larger hooks or a wax worm on the smaller for panfish.

One could also use a few different plastics on some too.

http://tacklecity.com/kitsjj.html

[Traxxx]

Thats alot of nice looking jigs for the money.

[mshs1]

Not sure who the maker is, but they look like the ones I have--minnesota made-work great- hold a charge and inexpensive-- would recommend

[harvey lee]

Thes Outdoor pro series jigs are a great value for the money.

http://tacklecity.com/kitsjj.html

[Finns]

Thanks for the replies. Hope to get on the ice soon.

Finns.

[Dark Cloud]

Great jigs! Been useing em for around 5 years. They are made by "jamminjigs"...

Deitz - the "bobber fry" has been my favorite by far. Tipped with plastic or spikes.

Heres a pict from the other day...

[Deitz Dittrich]

Great Pict Dark Clowd!!!!

Finns- You can tip them with just about anything... I myself use Eurolarve more than anything, but at times a wax worm or minnow head will work just as well if not better... If the fish are "on" a plastic saves a lot of time and can put out more vibration!

[Finns]

Thanks. Tipped with plastic or spikes . What are spikes?

Finns.

[harvey lee]

Spikes are like a very small waxie. Since the spike is so tough skinned, one can catch numerous fish on just one. When the panfish are biting fast, its nice to not have to rebait all the time. Your bait is back in front of the fish quicker and one can usually keep those fish interested.

Sometimes when it takes a little extra time to rebait, those fish may leave your area and you will wait until the next school comes along.

[Deitz Dittrich]

yeppers, harv has it. A spike is an uncolored Eurolarve. Much smaller than a wax worm, but more durable.

[Craigums]

Ok... I just put an order in, im really excited to try them. I better catch 400+ fish or im holding you to it Deitz!

Dark cloud what did you use to tip your bobber fry it looks like its loaded with spikes, I think I can even make out there little eyes, thats a great picture by the way.

[Dark Cloud]

Craigums - Yep spikes, all I use is spikes or plastics. Those bobberfrys I usually put on two spikes. I thread one on and hang another off the back. Thats how I rig most horizontal baits. Verticle baits I nick two or three through the wide end.

I got a new camera for christmas and am really likeing it. Its a waterproof/shockproof Olympus 790. It is super easy to use, takes great simple "point and shoot" picts and has tons of manual settings that are easy to use also. And did I mention its waterproof!

Heres a few picts I just took.

Heresa a finished package bobber fry...

A pict of first spike going on...

A shot of plastic rigged on a horizontal bait...

Plastic rigged on a verticle lure...

When fish are going hot and heavy I certainly dont worry about stuff like this but when they are "off", it makes a differance...

Yep, spikes are cultivated maggots. Never heard of anybody growing thier own, lol. I have heard growers use rotten tomatos???

[ocf1]

Those spikes look like a good deal, 1000 for 12$+shipping.

Darkcloud, is there a reason why you rig your plastics like that?

[Dark Cloud]

ocf1 - Certain plastics can be threaded on, those particular ones cant be. And double hooking them keeps them from being stolen for the most part. Plus being rigged to hang at a 90 degree gives them the most action...

We order our spikes in bulk, a friend ordered 15,000 and they ended up being about $7 bucks a thousand. Like to support the bait shops but buying a hundred at a time when we use 5 thousand a season isnt practical. We keep em in a seperate fridge set to just above freezing and use em most years for pannies into june...

[Sandmannd]

I ordered a pack of jigs, that's a good deal. Where do you guys order your spikes from? What colors do you usually go with?

[Borch]

I've had good luck with the Fat and bobber fry jigs for sunnies and a few crappies as well. I've been tipping them with nuggies and wedgies thus far. High quality paint jobs and sticky sharp hooks.

A very good value!

[Finns]

And here I thought I started to figure this out. I've been tipping them with nuggies and wedgies thus far. High quality paint jobs and sticky sharp hooks. Doh?

No really, thanks for the help.

Finns.

[Deitz Dittrich]

Not sure I understand your question Finns?... Nugies and Wedgies are plastics made by Little Atom tackle company.

[MASON38]

hmmm, they look familiar, probably cuz I have been using them for years Jamming Jigs is the name of the company and HSOforum, sister site is Bad Dog Lures.

Spikes are maggots, plain jane maggots. I was in Osakis two years ago and asked if the shop had wigglers (mayfly larvae)and the shop owner said you bet, over in the fridge. They were maggies , guess they are also referred to as wigglers in that area.

[Finns]

Okay, once again I think I understand.

Finns.

[metrojoe]

I've never used these jigs before, but those Neon Tiger jigs sure would be a nice addition to my panfish arsenal.

[Craigums]

Deitz how do you fish those moon glow jigs? they have a strange design on them....

Fished Vertical w/ Minnow or spikes? you can't really fish them horizontal can you...