](IMG 20220113 135445640 — Postimages) **Those are all good colors and look to be decent quality. But if you wanna get some even smaller ones, I know a guy who makes them. 
The key thing for fishing a floating jig head beneath the ice is the rigging. Best to rig “dropshot” style…with a sinker on the bottom and the flig a few inches above. Another option is to use a 1/8 to 1/4 oz. jig on the bottom, instead of a sinker. Small jigging spoons work great…both as a weight and as an attractor. ** [/quote]
**Those are all good colors and look to be decent quality. But if you wanna get some even smaller ones, I know a guy who makes them. The key thing for fishing a floating jig head beneath the ice is the rigging. Best to rig “dropshot” style…with a sinker on the bottom and the flig a few inches above. Another option is to use a 1/8 to 1/4 oz. jig on the bottom, instead of a sinker. Small jigging spoons work great…both as a weight and as an attractor. ** [/quote]
I like the larger one TubeDude makes when I’m trolling. It will float those larger baits and float better when you go a little faster. works very well with a small propeller blade.