Jul 20, 2026 · 39 min · 12 segments
In this episode of the Addicted Fishing Podcast, our buddy Gage from King Jigs comes into town and sits down with us to talk about his journey into the world of jig tying and building a fishing tackle…
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I built them to have, like, utmost movement so that, like, they pulsate in the water and stuff.
stuff.
Yeah, ours keep more of a body.
And, yeah, they're two different styles of twitching jigs.
For sure.
Each
of them have their place, I will say.
That's a fact.
For
So what other patterns do you make? Like if people were to go to your website and they're listening to this podcast and like, what the hell is King Jigs? What are they going to find on your website?

Oh, they'll find a whole variety of different kind of jigs, bass, salmon, steelhead, trout, walleye.

I'm trying to get into like beads and stuff, but I don't know if I'm going to pull the trigger on that yet or something.
I feel like there's a lot to be had in the jig world, too.
Yeah,
beads is so oversaturated.
It's way oversaturated.

I built them to have, like, utmost movement so that, like, they pulsate in the water and stuff.
stuff.
Yeah, ours keep more of a body.
And, yeah, they're two different styles of twitching jigs.
For sure.
Each
of them have their place, I will say.
That's a fact.
For
So what other patterns do you make? Like if people were to go to your website and they're listening to this podcast and like, what the hell is King Jigs? What are they going to find on your website?

Oh, they'll find a whole variety of different kind of jigs, bass, salmon, steelhead, trout, walleye.

I'm trying to get into like beads and stuff, but I don't know if I'm going to pull the trigger on that yet or something.
I feel like there's a lot to be had in the jig world, too.
Yeah,
beads is so oversaturated.
It's way oversaturated.
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