Tungsten jigs

[ImAJigginFool]

Can anyone point me in the right direction to a good online retailer for these?  I' looking for a reputable company, nice assortment selection, and decent prices.  Who have you all used in the past?

[bassin329]

Hi,
I just ordered some from www.redrockstore.com. I also saw some at http://bentleyfishing.com/products/Custom-Jigs/index.htm

A little bit more money, but a little bit more to choose from.

[surflizard]

Try some of the board sponsers too, FISH307 and Fish USA have them also.

[phil.from.cassopolis]

yourbobbersdown.com they have it all

[Swift]

yourbobbersdown.com they have it all

Top notch service, also handle the Little Atom line of jigs/plastics and ASSO line

[gillcommander]

yourbobbersdown.com has a bunch of Fiska tungsten jigs...they get my money every year...but the board sponsors are great also and they get their share!

[P Meyette]

bentely jigs nice looking but pricey i thought

[DasRottweiler]

I`m from NH where lead is dead- anything less than an inch in length made of lead is illegal for use here. I bought from one of our sponsors this year and was very pleased with the product and experience, Jammin Jigs
Unfortunately, they are all lead and under an inch , so they are reserved for out of state us only. (i fish in multiple states) I bought Wolfram Fiskas Tungsten jigs for use instate (NH), from YourBobbersDown.

[RLWagner]

Knuetsons has a great selection and sponsor us.

[Iceassin]

http://www.anglersmart.com/product_info.php?products_id=142

[SPADED]

tungsten is great for the fast drop and all.. but sometimes the fish like a slower and more fluttery drop.. if you happen to solder ice blades you can get non lead solder thats made with tin and aluminum.. and not to mention..WAY cheaper. but anyways,it just a thought,good luck this year!

[DasRottweiler]

tungsten is great for the fast drop and all.. but sometimes the fish like a slower and more fluttery drop.. if you happen to solder ice blades you can get non lead solder thats made with tin and aluminum.. and not to mention..WAY cheaper. but anyways,it just a thought,good luck this year!

This will be my first season using tungsten Fiskas, I had been using small teardrops -lil blades and a hook, with great success. I will continue to use them , I like the way they shashay on the drop. Apparently alot of perch do also. Just adding the Tungsten for when I feel the need to downsize and stay legal at the same time(NH-no-lead)

[MEMAGGIENCOMET]

I use fiskas all the time by far my favorite jigs.  I get mine at yourbobbersdown.com.

[SINX53]

I know that Northland Tackle and Custom Jigs & Spins are coming out with some new tungsten jigs this year. I didn't see them on there site yet but I am sure they will be on there soon. You could by directly from them.