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MuskieBum
Posted 11/30/2003 1:13 PM (#89478)
Subject: Musky Boss Jig




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I just bought some of these stanley jigs from Gander Mountain in Milwaukee. I'm a big fan of the 1/2 jig with a 6/0 hook, but don't like the leader they have on it. Does anyone know if I can buy the jigs without the leader and trailers?

Thanks,
SLay em



MuskieBum
Posted 12/3/2003 9:40 PM (#89858 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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anyone know?
Ranger
Posted 12/3/2003 11:57 PM (#89866 - in reply to #89858)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig





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Can you tie your own to the jig using 7-strand and a bowline knot? That knot is not tight to the eye, amd so provides for extra action.
sworrall
Posted 12/4/2003 8:26 AM (#89888 - in reply to #89866)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
I agree with Ranger, make your own for that purpose. I have made my own Creature leaders for over 25 years, one way to get exactly what you are looking for.
MuskieBum
Posted 12/4/2003 8:37 AM (#89891 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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I agree guys, I make my own jig leaders out of 53 steel. I've never had a problem with the stiffness affecting the action of my jig, and I trust it a lot more than 7 strand. But I'm open to suggestions.

I'm mainly looking for a place to buy the Stanley jigs heads seperate, because I don't need the premade leader or trailers that come in the package.

Thanks,
Slay em
Steve Jonesi
Posted 12/4/2003 11:18 AM (#89916 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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I'd go with the J-Mac jigs that were featured in In-Fisherman this fall. Built well and they just came out with a 5/8 oz. size.Great jigs w/o a pre-made leader. Thorne Bros. carries all three sizes. Steve
MuskieBum
Posted 12/4/2003 11:21 PM (#89965 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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Just checked out there sight and I can't find them. Do they have the saltwater hook like the 1/1/2 ounce?
thanks
Steve Jonesi
Posted 12/5/2003 7:06 AM (#89970 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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Yes, the hook is the same style as the two heavier sizes but in a 7/0 I believe. I had problems with the site awhile back. Try a google search. Steve
MuskieBum
Posted 12/5/2003 1:08 PM (#90010 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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steve,

what are your thoughts on those hooks? I can get er really sharp but it seems like a can't get a very strong point with that style hook.
Steve Jonesi
Posted 12/5/2003 2:22 PM (#90013 - in reply to #89478)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig




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Bum,

Haven't had any problems yet.And you're right on about getting them sharp.OUCH!! Steve
muskyone
Posted 12/5/2003 3:09 PM (#90015 - in reply to #90013)
Subject: RE: Musky Boss Jig





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Location: God's Country......USA..... Western Wisconsin
Bum, I don't know where to get just the jig alone but I make one that is close to the same thing. I will send you pics via e mail. I am not in the tackle business anymore but can always mold some extras that I will sell or trade.
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