Bruce’s picture suggested the jig/rig was rather large so my curiosity compelled me to look at what size a 1/32 ounce jig really is?
I weighed a common “jig head” hook that I commonly tie a “spider” fly for BG and RES and found it to be 13 grains, which my conversion chart says 1/32 ounce?
Attached is photo showing actual scale compared to a quarter.
I didn’t have an earthworm handy to photo for scale
![grin](/forums/images/graemlins/default/grin.gif)
, but remember ewest saying he preferred a tube jig – I choose a “spider” fly tied on this size jig.
Cast them on UL, fly rod, or dabble them on the end of a cane pole - they work...
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