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bojon has not signed onto the site in over a year now good bless him and hope he's doing well he was a very nice guy that help all who asked.

yep Bob's site is done BT carries then.

I respectfully disagree with the idea that salt won't have a fish holding factor as my baits absorb water weight which indicates the the salt is eroding with time in the water, now does that mean that fish can taste well let's just say I leave that to a higher authority as I know of no-one who can speak fish.

x2 Jim personally emailed me about a backorder and order was delivered as promised, will use again for sure!

I used Bondo fiberglass resin the used for boats for soft plastics worked great and easily worked with sandpaper and dremmel.

CCM/do-it has a few baits similar in the crappie section not quite the same but close, also read about the HDA they sell it is suppose to really toughen up a bait.

lurecraft didn't seem to have it listed but go with basstackle you'll be happy with both the mold and the customer service.

I asked about this a few years ago when Sears came out with a small wood cnc machine but i was thinking about making a block of bondo resin and using that in place of wood would like to hear if anyone has one and if it's possible.

smoke your mold and turn temp down around 7ish if your running a Lee pot.

get yourself a small paint roller and some round fabric cutting blades separate with washers to you desired width for each tail and your good to go. p.s blades are pricey.

just curious did you cut one in half? sounds interesting as I make a solid tube myself.

interesting, could you make a mold out of lead? would be doable for the masses.

don't know works for me I made lifting blades that pull plastic from the bottom and redistribute the plastic.

I used a rotisserie motor with great results you need a gear reduced motor.

All good advice also have you smoked the mold? that can help with the lead to flow smoothly.