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Topic: good rockfish jig  (Read 7548 times)

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Surf Hunter

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The Jax jigs look a lot like the Tady Yoyo jigs.  But I think Tady smallest is 3 oz.

the biggest difference between the two (if memory serves correct) is Jax is solid lead, where Tady is a lead/tin alloy so they are a bit bigger with less weight.
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