Keeton

Ya if i ever get stumped on something i will give you a hollar. I have been making jigs for a couple years and sold some to just some people i know and they have seemed to be happy with them. And i totally agree with what your sayin I am all about keeping local buisnesses in the area.

I was on the Rock from daylight till after noon and as bad as the weather is the fishing was good. I was up near the dam and caught a lot of bass as well as a couple walleye on a jerkbait. The bite on a fluke was also very good just had to have the right color when it cleared up i done some sight fishing and done good. 2 big keeper spots in 20 minutes on a tube and a wacky rigged senko. The bigger gals are still not moving up on the beds as good as they should be, but next weekend if its sunny the bed fishing is gonna be wild anyways this is just what i done today hope it helps goodluck and good fishin!-Keeton

I pour my own jigs and i have a lot of extras so if anyone is interested just let me know. They are ranging in size from 1/4 to 3/4 come in football heads, round heads, and bullet heads. Never touched the water. Here are some examples. Price is negotiable.

I like to make my own jigs, rubber and hair. They seem to work good so far. Ready to test some new colors out this summer.

Hey yall I have lived in northwest Arkansas all my life and I have fished Table Rock for quite some time now but I am more of a jig fisherman. I am use to flipping a jig or bouncing one off the bottom in the summertime so I was wondering if yall could help me out on some tips for this time of year. -Thanks Keeton