DIY Paracord Jig/Fly

[makoslayer]

So Ive been making some of those paracord bracelets, rod leashes, rifle slings and remembered something I saw awhile back, a paracord jig. Its really simple to make and anyone can make it.


Just need whatever cord is laying around. I made a step by step guide if anyone wanted to try it out.

These can also be used to make sabiki rigs/mackerel rigs for bait gathering or even for bass, lings etc. Its pretty versatile.

Hope you enjoy it!

http://www.makoslayer.com/2013/09/paracord-flyjig.html

[makobob]

Work well for rock cod.

[Ddwineguy]

That's really cool. Thanks for posting it.

[LawDog]

Pretty nifty. That would hold some bait attractant well. Get em good and smelly.

[makoslayer]

Originally Posted by LawDog

Pretty nifty. That would hold some bait attractant well. Get em good and smelly.

Just dunk em in some gulp juice and good to go!

[taggermike]

Depending on color and size of cord you could make about any live bait imitation lure you wanted. A long black or dark cord would make a eel/tube style lure for east coast stripers. A bit of lead and some bead eyes and those things would look world class. I fish a few places that are loaded with toothy fish, the paracord would hold up way better than plastics. Thanks for the great idea. Mike

[makoslayer]

Originally Posted by taggermike

Depending on color and size of cord you could make about any live bait imitation lure you wanted. A long black or dark cord would make a eel/tube style lure for east coast stripers. A bit of lead and some bead eyes and those things would look world class. I fish a few places that are loaded with toothy fish, the paracord would hold up way better than plastics. Thanks for the great idea. Mike

I actually made some for eels for the upcoming striper season here in virginia. I made a snake weave Ill show you guys pretty soon. Then got a 2 long shank hooks and put one close to the end and one near the middle that are connected with wire.