Today's episode is all about why you should stop paying four, five, six dollars a jig and

start making your own. Even if you're not comfortable with it, I'm going to walk you through all

of the steps to become your own jig maker, save you a ton of money, and put a lot better quality jigs in your tackle box. Welcome to the Tackle Talk Podcast.

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Now here's your host, Andrew Haynes. Hey everybody welcome back to another episode of Tackle Talk as you heard in in the intro, today is all about Jigs. And specifically,

I'm going to make the case of why you should stop buying Jigs from the popular big name brands or your

local kind of big box retailer and start making

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All righty, so let's dive into the wonderful world of Bass Jigs. Like most of you I spent years and

years buying a big box store big name brand jigs when I was really young I

started off with Arkey jigs that they sell at Walmart, you know the dollar, dollar fifty jigs that look like absolute garbage, but they're cheap and you don't feel sick of your stomach when you buy one.

So, you know, we'll start with those jigs so are they the best quality

absolutely not but you know what you're getting in for when you actually buy these

in all honesty they don't probably claim to be great jigs but they are cheap and

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