Chimakwa

I have been doing fairly well with a 3" yellow curly tail grub in the Chippewa River. Just my two cents worth.

Thanks for the come back guys. Like I said I am retired and so I have lots of time to "play" as it were. I have often wanted to get into pouring my own plastics as some types of worms and grubs are hard to come by here. But I never knew how to begin, I am so glad I found this site. You guys have recipes and all. I am really enjoying reading through your site.

I tried to find the answer to this question before I asked in the search mode but didn't find my answer so I will ask. For the average fisherman is pouring your own soft plastics cost effective compared to buying them? Being retired I get to fish more than most, but was wondering if this is a cost effective method. I want to do it just cause I like making my own lures and fishing with em.

I live 20 miles southwest of Eau Claire.

I am new to your site and so far like what I see. I have built custom rods in the past and still make lures. I have not gotten into soft plastics yet but want to make that my next venture. I have a few questions and hope no one minds my asking. Any questions I may answer for anyone else don't be afraid to ask.

I have bought many rod blanks from Wild River Distribution. Tom is top notch in my book. I have six of these rods I made myself, and Tom or Jenny will definitely help you or pick out the best of the seconds. These are good rods at a reasonable price.