This document provides a step-by-step tutorial for making your own jig heads. It outlines the necessary materials, which include hooks, split shot weights, enamel paints, vinegar or lemon juice, and pliers. It then describes the four steps to make the jig heads: 1) attaching the split shot weight to the hook, 2) painting the hook and weight with enamel paint, 3) adding painted nail heads to create eyes, and 4) customizing with additional paint details. The overall goal is to create homemade jig heads that can be used to trigger aggressive strikes from fish like trout, bass, and walleye.

1. Make your own Jig headStep by Step Tutorial

2. Fishing a JIG HEAD can trigger aggressive strikes from large trout and bass.Jigs of varying sizes allows an angler to fish shallow streams to deep lakes. Jig heads with trailers and skirts trigger strikes for Walleye, Trout, and Bass. Techniques include bottom bouncing, Wave across multiple depths by rising and dropping the jig, or lure action.Learn how make your own jig heads with this easy step by step tutorial.www.fishn-life.com

3. www.fishn-life.comMaking a Jig Head: Parts Needed To Make your own Jig Heads, you will need the following:Hook size 6 through 12

4. Varying sizes of split shot weight

5. Enamel paints: yellow, red, blue, white and black

6. Vinegar or lemon juice

7. Pliers

8. 2 different size nails with flat heads www.fishn-life.comMaking a Jig Head: STEP ONE Obtain a hook and desired split shot size