Getting ready for Macs....

[Chevy Juan]

Nice work man now go light em up

[Kevin]

Where do you buy those jig heads from?

[fishnfool73]

Very nice work they work great in the water.

[Zebco]

Nice...........now make me some 1 oz Crocs please.

[CubanExpress]

nice jigs

[westcoast]

i personally got to see these jigs work yesterday, and they are mac candy!

[tom222]

Do you use a wire leader with these?

[cudaman]

Yeah - the macs and blues gave 3 of them haircuts.... ended up with hairless jigs after 4-5 fish each.... Time to look at more resistant materials.

LOL man....Great job on those jigs, those are mack killers!!!

[cyril1974]

When do these go on sale, I want a 10 pack!

[fishjupiter]

any chance you would sell about 10-20 of those?

[crashmister]

any chance you would sell about 10-20 of those?

Rob, probably not. But you could probably work out a deal with Maddy, his daughter. I hear she's taking over the manufacture and sales so Rob can focus on R&D. (Fishing)
Rob never sell's his jig's, their far too valuable. And he's too buisy giving them away. He got me started last year with Pompano jig's. (Ball & Banana jig's, A Tim O'Rourke favorite, for those who remember Tim) First few take awhile, but after a dozen or so you can tie em up in just a few minutes each. While mine aren't close to Rob's quality, they still catch fish. Gotta admit, it's kind of cool catching on stuff you yourself made. I have several that are on their 3rd & 4th re-tie. Got a few custom spoons and hard baits as well, some from Rob, and some based on Rob's ideas. Add Zebco's 2 cents on rigging and presentation, and these thing's are friggin Blue fish, Jack, and Mac killers. Working on weighting plug's for longer casting, and adding bucktails to em.

[permitchaser]

Rob those jigs and spoons look very nice too nice , for the toothy mean macks .