current cutter mold

[bassboy636]

Has anyone ever seen or heard of a "current cutter" mold for walleye.  Its like the flat head molds but the nose is more angled.

Thanks

[ctom]

If you are jigging current, there is nothing better than the flathead except maybe the teardrop. My money is on, and has been for over 30 years, the flathead.

[bassboy636]

For some reason the area I am in, the current cutter is popular.  To me they are the same but customers are picky sometime lol

[ctom]

This picture is also in the painting forum but here is my "walleye" jig. 3/4 ounce Flathead, cast in stainless 58 pound test stinger wire with a #4 treble as the stinger. No bait ever. And the color combo shown here is my absolute go-to on the big river. I have and carry other colors but this color in this jig has caught more walleyes for me than any other bait I have used.

[BareKnuckleJigs]

I'd like to see Do-It reawaken that Spearhead mold, from 1/8 oz. to 6 oz. or 8 oz., and sdd either a Barb Collar or a Wire Keeper.

[Jerry V]

I'd like to see Do-It reawaken that Spearhead mold, from 1/8 oz. to 6 oz. or 8 oz., and sdd either a Barb Collar or a Wire Keeper.

Spear Head Jig currently goes from 1/4 oz. to 4 oz... Please tell me you'll be more excited about a 6 - 8 oz. mold than adding a 1/8 oz. cavity somewhere.  Is it the sizes you're looking for or the keeper.  I've a feeling that old jig was built for buck tails...

[Bucko]

This picture is also in the painting forum but here is my "walleye" jig. 3/4 ounce Flathead, cast in stainless 58 pound test stinger wire with a #4 treble as the stinger. No bait ever. And the color combo shown here is my absolute go-to on the big river. I have and carry other colors but this color in this jig has caught more walleyes for me than any other bait I have used.

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I tie these by the hundreds for the 'Sip.  Wish they made this mold size specific.

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Spear Head Jig currently goes from 1/4 oz. to 4 oz... Please tell me you'll be more excited about a 6 - 8 oz. mold than adding a 1/8 oz. cavity somewhere.  Is it the sizes you're looking for or the keeper.  I've a feeling that old jig was built for buck tails...

You're dead-on with all of that, Mr. Sickle!  I'm a fan of 1/8 oz. so I toss that in whenever possible.  I'd like to see the Spear in 6 oz. and 8 oz., for sure, but with a Collar accomidate plastics AND fiber. Although, the current Spear mold can be modified to make a Barb or take a Wire.   Just some thoughts in the wake of this topic...

[Jerry V]

right on knuckles... it all starts with a thought or a need.  suredopreesheayder

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Roger dat!

[Kdog]

Has anyone ever seen or heard of a "current cutter" mold for walleye.  Its like the flat head molds but the nose is more angled.

Thanks

Almost sounds like a Shad Dart jig