stevertd2010
9/17/2017 10:41:24 PMWell done! Thinking of doing some home pours myself. Now I feel encouraged. Any tips or products you like? Do you recycle old plastics for your molds?
Hawgs On
9/18/2017 4:41:27 PMI started with a beginner's kit from Lurecraft years ago, but have many molds in my collection purchased from a variety of places. Now I just add materials (plastic, glitter, etc) as needed. I make my own molds from oven baked clay that can be purchased at Walmart cheap. I saw a how-to video on YouTube, and made my own designs. I do make molds from plaster/paris and coat them with epoxy - but they don't last as long. I do re-melt my own plastic...and save every chunk when fishing, but I've never really melted other types. I use a little stove burner, not a microwave, and pour one lure a at a time very carefully by hand. Get a Lurecraft catalog - they mail them free if you ask on-line. The perfect store for a lure pourer! Hope that helps and good luck!
Geno the Viking
9/18/2017 6:24:03 AMOne doesn't see many big bass like that in Cassidy. Great report and thanks for the catch and release. I'll go after that guy this fall.
stevertd2010
9/29/2017 2:06:11 PMYes it does. Thank you for the link. I like a particular style of drop shot worm, and ever time I find a supply, they discontinue their stock. I will make some molds in case my well dries up again. Appreciate the help.
