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09-02-2013, 02:23 PM
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Palmers Tackle--New Hammered Ava-style jigs
Hi folks wanted to let everyone know we have the new Hammered jigs up on the site and the tuna version is a week out.The tuna version will have multiple premium hook choices , ball bearing swivels, and custom made xx-long stainless lure eyes for xtra bite into the lure and added durability. These babies will take a large tuna of 500 lbs no problem.
here's a pic of one more colors on he website--the regular jiga are available now from 2oz. -8 oz. 10 and 12 oz. coming in a week or so...cod guys you'll love them and the price! www.palmersbucktails.com thanks for looking, Tony Last edited by PALMERS TACKLE; 10-24-2014 at 08:38 AM.. 
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09-02-2013, 09:10 PM
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Re: Palmers Tackle--New Hammered Ava-style jigs
Look good Tony. Going any heavier than the 12 for the bigger sizes? Some days the 14-16oz are the ticket to catching the fish when weight counts due to current etc....
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09-03-2013, 08:12 PM
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Re: Palmers Tackle--New Hammered Ava-style jigs
Hi Mike No just to 12 oz. for now maybe next year.
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09-03-2013, 09:42 PM
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Re: Palmers Tackle--New Hammered Ava-style jigs
Ro ?
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09-05-2013, 06:22 AM
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Re: Palmers Tackle--New Hammered Ava-style jigs
No not RO, these are same molds (SCollins) MOLDS but i'm using better componants. stainless x-long lure eyes. Good surgical tubing not plastic tubing(stretches better and holds up to toothy critters better)
ro uses brass swivels to coat better at the plater i use nickle-for stronger swivels. Swivels don't coat as well but they are stronger. Swivels do break/fail and are a common complaint in some jigs. i eliminated the concern by using roscoe or american. Don't buy from anyone to re-sell--I pour all my own stuff! When i first started out i would have some guys pour for me to build up inventory and do some items i didn't have molds for --but i have not used anyone else for at least three years or more all my items are done in-house by my wife and I,,only thing i send out is the plating work. Truthfully ro only sells and all items are made by someone in Northeast PA. Nice stuff but he is looking for price point--i have chosen to make a premium product--you get what you pay for my dad always said. Last edited by PALMERS TACKLE; 09-05-2013 at 06:43 AM..
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