[jasone]

What application for which and which do you prefer?

Thanks

J

[RockfishRand]

Hey there, I have no experience with Calhouns, however, I just recieved my LureCraft medium #500. It definitely takes a little longer to get to the point of pouring than the regular softer #536. Since I pour for myself mainly, I like my swimbaits really soft and pliable. The ones I pour for my friends, I use the tougher formula. Any help?

[bassnfool]

I only use the Calhoun soft #2101 for the majority of my pours, and add softener when a very soft feel is desired. The soft is tough enough for most needs.

[jasone]

Yeah, that helps. Thanks guys. I plan on mostly pouring the Javallon type lures and craw lures. I like the durability of the brushhogs even with the salt in them.

Thanks again.

J

[Delw]

Originally Posted by jasone

I plan on mostly pouring the Javallon type lures .

is this the jointed swimbait one ?

I am going to pour those next week, I was figuring adding 1oz of softner to 8 oz's of 2101 plastic on that bait.
I am going to try the bait out next wednesday afternoon at the lake to make sure the mold worked good and the action was there. Its an awsum bait and I think poured in the right colors and size, it would kick some serious butt in tournys.

[jasone]

Let me know how it works if you don't mind. I plan on placing an order within the next couple of weeks for the Calhouns.

Thanks

J

[millsryno]

Del, is that mold going to be for sale? 2 piece? Price? Size?