All Pepop’s Handtied Crappie Jig’s are tied using the highest quality materials. I also tie a special jig I call the Gammie jig that is currently made in six
styles.
Below are the steps it takes to tie a Gummie Jig.
Step #1
First I pick a painted head
and
wrap a thread base from the head about 1/4″down the shank.
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Step #2
Then I select the plastic I’ll use (I prefer Crappie Thunder’s because they have bulk & are fairly tough but about any solid body plastic will do) and cut the tail off.
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Step #3
Thread the body onto the hook
and
apply a tiny drop of super glue to the thread base and push the plastic against the jighead.
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Step #4
Clamp hook in vise
and with forceps, push body towards the jighead and clamp it.
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Step #5
Wrap a thread base to the hook bend
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Step #6
Tie in flash (I use 1 strand, doubled twice making 4 strands).
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Step #7
Pull & stack hackle barbules for tail and tie in, tie 2 half-hitches and cut thread.
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Step #8
Apply a tiny drop of super glue to thread just below clamp.
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Step
#9 Remove clamp and pinch & twist body to push plastic over
thread/glue. Cut flash to desired length
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