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Hello! I would like to share with you the news that Dinger Baits is under new ownership, and now goes by Fishhead Custom Lures. I recently bought the company and am in the process of building up inventory. Website launched a couple weeks ago at www.Fishheadcustomlures.com I intend to carry all the same great, high quality products and provide the same great customer service that Dinger Baits was known for. It will take some time for me to have the entire lineup in stock, but I have a decent amount of blanks and eyes to choose from, with more on the way Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, please sign up for the email list for updates. I promise I won't spam you, I haven't sent any emails out as of yet... Please give a follow on social media as I will post updates on there as well: fishhead custom lures on facebook and @fishhead15 on instagram Thank you! I look forward to hearing from you! Eric

When I had a poison tail mold I had a lot of trouble getting it to pour well. I polished some of the cavities and added Frankfort Arsenal Drop out. I only poured one cavity at a time. On the half ounce I had to “crack” the mold. I used a penny wrapper from the bank. I got some flash but did get complete pours. Someone else owns it now.

jigmeister - Hit the nail on the head! Even if you do have a strong fast flow, I would(I Do) hit my hook, metal pin and narrow part of the mold with a blast from my propane torch. 1-2 seconds. I live in Southern California and blast my molds/hooks on the first 5 or 6 pours and when I start getting bad pours. (even in the Summer) A Propane Torch also works great for melting the lead off hooks on bad pours. Hold your bad jigs by the hook with pliers over your pot and melt the lead off with the torch. Yes you can dip your bad jigs into the pot, but I think you get cleaner results with the torch. Good Luck