Depends...
I will usually use living rubber jigs when draggin on the rocks, either rubber only or a mixture with silicone and different rubber diameters. Flippin/Pitching, silicone, hands down, primarily beacuse i make my own jigs and hand tying rubber is way too much of a chore with a weedguard in the way.
Amongst rubber and silicone, I have a number of different materis that I will use for my football/finesse jigs, adds something fresh and different to the standard jigs.
Nothin beats a jig!
BassManDan
JIGS ROUND RUBBER OR SILICONE RUBBER
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Re: JIGS ROUND RUBBER OR SILICONE RUBBER
BassManDan - 1997 Stratos 295 Pro Elite
"In the spirit of akido, sh-sh-sh-shaaa."
-Dale Gribble from TV's "King of the Hill"
"It would be the best of all possible worlds were it not for religion."
- John Adams, 1776
"In the spirit of akido, sh-sh-sh-shaaa."
-Dale Gribble from TV's "King of the Hill"
"It would be the best of all possible worlds were it not for religion."
- John Adams, 1776
- BassManDan
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Re: JIGS ROUND RUBBER OR SILICONE RUBBER
Mark,
Where can you get custom silicone? I know of a good supplier, but there is a catalog of colors and types, no custom made stuff.
Also, do you know of "flex-floss" it is a very interesting material, it has the stretchiness of rubber (even more so) and a textured feel to it, it is very soft to the touch, and is glossy in color. I found some at Sportsmans Warehouse in Rocklin, but they dont have it any more. There was a firly limited color selection, but it is a very unique material.
Flat rubber, really, I am not a big fan of it, it always seems to bunch together when I'm fishing it, round rubber does that much less, but to each their own!
Question, have you tied Lumoflex, I know a few folks use it for spinner/buzz skirts, but does it have any action like rubber and silicone or is it just kinda dead?
All the best,
BassManDan
Where can you get custom silicone? I know of a good supplier, but there is a catalog of colors and types, no custom made stuff.
Also, do you know of "flex-floss" it is a very interesting material, it has the stretchiness of rubber (even more so) and a textured feel to it, it is very soft to the touch, and is glossy in color. I found some at Sportsmans Warehouse in Rocklin, but they dont have it any more. There was a firly limited color selection, but it is a very unique material.
Flat rubber, really, I am not a big fan of it, it always seems to bunch together when I'm fishing it, round rubber does that much less, but to each their own!
Question, have you tied Lumoflex, I know a few folks use it for spinner/buzz skirts, but does it have any action like rubber and silicone or is it just kinda dead?
All the best,
BassManDan
BassManDan - 1997 Stratos 295 Pro Elite
"In the spirit of akido, sh-sh-sh-shaaa."
-Dale Gribble from TV's "King of the Hill"
"It would be the best of all possible worlds were it not for religion."
- John Adams, 1776
"In the spirit of akido, sh-sh-sh-shaaa."
-Dale Gribble from TV's "King of the Hill"
"It would be the best of all possible worlds were it not for religion."
- John Adams, 1776
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Re: JIGS ROUND RUBBER OR SILICONE RUBBER
I use the tackle shop in Richardson Texas for my Jig supplies. They sell a large supply of do it your self lure building stuff.
www.barlowstackle.com
Good Fishin
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Y'all might want to check out Jann's Netcraft. They also have a very wide selection of all materials.
David
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David
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Re: JIGS ROUND RUBBER OR SILICONE RUBBER
Home tied Bucktail, you can purchase the tails from your local dealers or catalog.
basssin is the way I want to go.
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