mazultav
-
Posts
12 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Articles
TU Classifieds
Glossary
Website Links
Forums
Gallery
Store
Posts posted by mazultav
-
-
-
2
-
1
-
-
-
1
-
-
I guess I like the additional confidence with the Superglue and it only takes a second to apply.
Anyone who’s interested I’ve got another pattern up now Firetiger
-
Why not get into pouring lead free?
Best of luck either way.
-
I’m going to try to post more videos. Here’s my latest.
-
1
-
-
Thank you I that means a lot coming from the man himself
-
1
-
-
I’d love some feed back on my jig tying.
much thanks to smalljaw for showing how easy it is to tie your own.
-
Living in NH and not having a physical presence anywhere else I don’t think sales tax would matter to me.
-
I’m interested in selling some of my jigs over Instagram. I’m just looking to break even just to have an excuse for the wife for why I need new molds/skirt material.
I understand that profit or not I’m responsible for 10% FET quarterly and I can report it via IRS Form 720. My confusion comes in with Form 637.
If I purchase all my skirt materials, hooks, powder etc etc at retail and I don’t claim anything as a loss/expense (which I don’t think I can anymore as a hobby,) can I just track sales in a simple spreadsheet and send in a 720 every 3 months for 10%?
Thanks
-
I’ve poured 1/8 and 1/16 weedless ball heads and 1/8 and 1/4 poison tails lead free with no issues. I’m using Rotometals lead free bullet casting alloy as they didn’t have the fishing specific alloy when I bought my ingots.
I powder paint with a heat gun on high for 12-20 seconds depending on the jig size. I run the jigs over the gun until they become matte. Then I cure in a 300F toaster over for about 30min.
Check out my results here:
https://instagram.com/martin.brothers.hand.tied?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=12qlgz7deaf9q
-
Building A Finesse Jig
in Wire Baits
Posted
Is everyone enjoy these? I’d welcome feedback/requests.
Finesse Dirty Gill