100% Lead free jigs and jig heads

kmsnowman · Jan 26, 2012

Hey everyone , I live in Mass. and as of Jan. 1st 2012 lead under one ounce is not legal to use .This law does not pertain to spinner baits mainly jigs and split shots. I have started pouring all my own stuff due to the lack of products available. here are some samples.

Derek · Jan 27, 2012

What are you using? steel? Have you done other sizes/shapes?
I am also in Mass, interested in selling some?

fender66 · Jan 27, 2012

They look very nice...but I too am curious what you're using.

kmsnowman · Jan 27, 2012

I'm using Bismuth and Tin. I will be selling some . I'm working on being a board sponsor and also a website to come. :USA1:

Captain Ahab · Jan 28, 2012

Very cool!

Butthead · Jan 29, 2012

Nice! Do you plan on making any slider or wobble jigs? I think tin would be better material for a swimming jig since it would sink slower.

kmsnowman · Jan 30, 2012

Butthead said:
Nice! Do you plan on making any slider or wobble jigs? I think tin would be better material for a swimming jig since it would sink slower.

I have no plans as of now for that type of jig. The weight of the Alloy I'm using is about 85% as dense as lead so the fall rate would not change much.

kmsnowman · Jan 30, 2012

These are some football heads I did over the weekend. Lead Free

Albert8100 · Oct 3, 2012

Butthead said:
Nice! Do you plan on making any slider or wobble jigs? I think tin would be better material for a swimming jig since it would sink slower.

I'm totally agree with you.You'r 100% good here that would be better material for a swimming jig since it would sink slower.

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