New Flounder jigs

[Pinch]

Got bored today so I modified an inline sinker mold and made these flounder jigs. 2oz 3oz and 4oz. perfect for Vertical jiggin in current.

[ictalurus]

Nice looking jigs, Pinch. Those will look awesome with a Gulp grub or jerkshad on them, or a piece of cut bait. I'm curious to see how the one with the spinner blade works while flounder jigging. I've caught sublegal flounders on a grub with a spinner arm, and a big inline spinner might be even better.

[Pinch]

Yea its hard to see in the picture but the jig with the massive inline spinner is about 7'' long with a Diachi 4o hook. I think these will work great. I bought an Offshore angler jigging rod rated 2.5oz-7.5oz to use with these. All of the hooks swing freely behind the lead and are attached with crimped 60lb cable. I learned at the TKAA tournament that jigging 5oz on a 2oz rated rod is difficult. It takes 3-5oz to maintain a good vertical jig over the tubes of cbbt in current anything less planes out and destroys your presentation.

[Redfish12]

I dig. When are you gonna test? Thinking on the tube?

[CB kayak 02]

Not this weekend, but the next? 1st weekend ov Nov? I'm in

Possibly with a Pro Angler!

[Pinch]

Plans are in the works. Most likely next weekend.

[CB kayak 02]

Rob Choi caught 20+ tog, and 2+ sheepshead yesterday most likely at CBBT, saw his posts on Kayak Wars

That would exceed a dream day for me.

[jsquare]

Those are very cool. Nice take on the traditional Chrome bullet style flounder jig.

Man, I had no idea you needed that kind of weight to fish that area. Those look good.

[Memory Maker]

They will definitely catch ........ great job !!!!!!

[kevinfry]

oasis

Pinch...off topic but did you see this? http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...638494355.html
thought you were looking for an oasis

[Redfish12]

You could make some of these too, saw them on ebay. Bank sinker, hoochie skirt and a swing hook. Looks kinda interesting, but basically what you have already.