Myself and my brother showing off a couple nice bass.
Me and the GOAT Kevin VanDam at the 2023 Bass Master Classic Expo.
Me and BWCJ angler Roman Calvert showing off our catch at the New Year’s Day tourney 1-1-24 on Smith Lake.
About BWC Jigs
I have been fishing since I was a little kid. The thrill of catching something hiding under water has always been an adrenaline rush. We didn’t have high school fishing teams when I was in high school, so I never really thought about fishing for a living. When my son started fishing for his high school team, it got me to thinking about different aspects of fishing.
I got tired of going to the store looking for jigs and always finding colors close to what I wanted but always thought what it would be like to make my own-colored jigs, so one day I decided to start making my own jigs. Then I started to make them for my brother and cousin. Next thing you know, I have people texting me and Facebook messaging me asking if I would make them some jigs to buy.
Now I have jigs in 14 different states, not counting Alabama. I have made jigs for MLF Bass Pro angler Brad Knight, NPFL angler Corey Null, and various other anglers. Now, I have 3 MLF Toyota Series anglers, 3 MLF Phoenix Boat Series anglers, and 3 high school anglers on the BWCJ pro staff.
I take pride in offering the best customer service on the market. I offer hand tied or silicone collared jigs, as well as Texas Neds and Screw Lock Shaky Heads. I also color match jigs, so if you have an old favorite jig you like to use but can’t find any more of them, I can match you up with a new one. If you want a custom color, I can do that as well. I also offer several other lead-based lures as well.
I get my skirts from two places, siliconetabs.com and Fishingskirts.com. I only use one type of paint and that is Pro Tec Powder Paint. Once I dip the heads in the paint, I bake them at 350 for 22 minutes to harden the paint. I spend 45 minutes to an hour in my driveway, at least once a month, casting painted jig heads up and down the street, beating them against the pavement and concrete to see how long it takes me to beat the paint off the heads. I want to make sure that the paint is durable enough to bang against rocks and docks.
It is super fun to make these lures. It started out as a hobby and has slowly became a small business. I get new orders all the time from various new customers. I love fishing and all the ins and out of bass fishing. Being able to catch fish on lures I made is an awesome feeling but to know that other guys are catching fish on the lures I made is even a better feeling.
8-1/2 lb toad I caught back in 2006.
Me and the funniest man in bass fishing, Gerald “GMAN” Swindle at the 2023 Bass Master Classic Expo.
Me and BWCJ angler Austin Swindle at the Smith Lake BFL tourney on Smith Lake 2-15-23. Austin finished 2nd to BWCJ angler Roman Calvert.