Richard Prager

http://www.bobstackleshack.com//

Have you tried just sealing it in with some of the plastic...or maybe melting it together a soldering iron or flame?

I agree. Start with the stick kit. You can't go wrong with it and you will be pouring good baits the first night. Then get 2 cookie jars. One for more molds and stuff. The other one is for your rehab! Pouring is addictive. Have fun and good luck.

I do believe his site is up to date now.

How does that 2 piece pour being a thinner worm?

Ozark Tackle carries a great laminated barrier bag in hang hole. Quick ship and great communication. http://www.ozarktackle.com/index.html

Great looking color. On the trick worms......is that a one part or two part mold?

Mine turned brown in a couple of weeks. Inside the house!

Thumpy

Not a drop and I've used the same faucet for many jugs already.

M-F sells a faucet for $3.20 that screws right into the 5 gallon jug. It's one of the best purchases I've made. It will make your life a lot easier. http://www.fishingworld.com/M-F-Manufacturing/Details.tmpl?ID=983481604142178&Cart=116961492032141691

Are these the barrier bags with the seam around them?

hmmmmm, never thought of fishing it like a stick! I live in South Florida and have only used them for flipping. Who knows, maybe there are some cliffs here that nobody has told me about either:lol:

Why would you be using salt for a bug bait? If you use salt, the bait will lay flat on the bottom. If you do not use salt, the bait will stand up tail off the bottom and be seen. Isn't this the objective of a craw imitation? I use these types for flipping and usually use a heavy weight. I use the the pyrex/microwave method and always wipe the spout with a paper towel after each pour while the plastic is still hot. I find it pours better when the spout is clean of plastic.

Does it look blue out of the bottle? Put a drop on a piece of paper towel. The reason I say this is, I received some LC Watermelon several months ago and it was something like a strawberry. Sometimes they apparently get mislabled. It happens. I love their watermelon!

If you are talking about the Green Pumpkin frogs you bought from me, the mold is one of Bob's

I don't know if they sell bulk, but I get mine through www.alsworms.com

http://cgi.ebay.com/BERKLEY-POWER-BAIT-3-PRO-LEECH-GREEN-PUMPKIN-50-PAK_W0QQitemZ7234509776QQcategoryZ31691QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ebayphotohosting

Del-mart.com has them. They are identical to the super flukes and very easy to pour. I actually used them yesterday on Lake Okeechobee for the first time and caught several bass up to 2lbs. I also threw Crawchuck's 4.75 frog and also caught a 2lber on the 2nd cast. Another one that's easy to pour.

I don't care how much Senko's go up. To tell you the truth if he can get it, then he deserves it. I've never fished one in my life. I've always used BPS Sticko's until I recently ordered some of Del's molds as well as Bob's which are both awesome. I live in Florida and mainly fish the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee. I use a little SenkoSam's sugar flakes (for the sticks only)if I need to or nothing at all but the weight of the hook since I'm fishing 1-4 feet of water. I can vary the color/glitter combinations to give the fish a little something new. That's working out great and is proving to be just as successful! My toads work as well if not better than Zoom's. My worms and grubs (no salt or flakes) rigged on a JP Dockslinger will stand straight up off the bottom instead of laying unseen in the muck. All this I've learned on this forum and just want to say thanks to all who have been so helpful as well as unselfish in sharing their tips and tricks that I know took a long time to master. I can even tune into the soap opera between the two of you (no need to mention names) which is a tit for tat type of thing. I tune in with my morning coffee and say goodnight............Hey, maybe we'll see you on The family Feud?