Hair jig?

[gregnwtf]

I would say that 75% of the time I throw a 3/4 oz. 1 oz. will help on the windy days to keep control of the bait and hold the bottom. I have had days that 1oz on a line then added a 1/4oz split shot on top of that. It worked fine. I do have some smaller 1/2 and 5/8 for the calm days but you know how often we have calm days in April. Brian is right with the sizes. Sometimes they want the smaller ones. The mail thing is keeping control of the jig on the bottom. I keep telling the guys, "Find the Bottom, find the bottom". If you cant feel the bottom you have other issues. Thats another story with many factors.
Yes it is sort of a flat semi oval shaped head.

[B can man]

Greg, good input. You actually convinced me to add 1oz jigs to my shopping list for the next time I'm up in Port Clinton.

THANKS MAN!

[gregnwtf]

Greg, good input. You actually convinced me to add 1oz jigs to my shopping list for the next time I'm up in Port Clinton.

THANKS MAN!

We frequent 3 to 5 ft waves or more in the spring. With 2 drift socks out and the big jigs, its all you can do to keep contact with the bottom. I have some real die hards for the spring jigging and they dont care how rough it is. Good luck

[jiginitis69]

I agree with Capt Greg. 3/4 - 1oz for all the same reasons. Remember the stinger hooks

[eyeassassin]

Thanks for all the input i really appreciate it. I will be getting my molds here in a week or two

[rscotfish]

where do you order your molds do you have a site or certain store

[wakina]

where do you order your molds do you have a site or certain store

Jannsnetcraft has about all of the molds. At good prices.