Making Your Own Custom Vibrating Jigs

Are you one of those DIY folks that loves creating baits and catching bass on them? Are you looking to make your own chatterbaits with the blades connected directly to the jighead with quality components and save some $$$?

Then take a moment and watch the following video that describes the molds and materials you need to start making your own custom chatterbaits at home...

Catching bass is always great but catching them on baits you've created and customized takes the exhiliration to a whole new level.

New to the idea of making your own lures like those shown in the chatterbait tutorial above, all of the stuff you need from molds, pre-poured jig heads, blades, skirts, split rings and snaps is available via the Lure Parts Online web store. 

Click on the image below and see what they have to offer!

Have fun and as always, tight lines especially with your new DIY custom chatterbaits!

A Different Twist on Chatter-type Baits

There is little doubt that chatter-type baits catch bass, especially during the cool and cold water periods!

Although a standard bladed swim jig is usually very effective, sometimes changing it up a bit will produce bites when the standard version is lacking…

Take a few moments and watch the video to see how Justin Rackley otherwise known as Lake Fork Guy on YouTube tweaks his baits for optimum results…

Consider this...

Different types of soft swimbaits, grubs, buzzing craws & frogs are all possible replacements for a chatterbait skirt :)

Just saying!