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Sorry for not including these in the initial add, but we produce 3 different sizes of Crawdads, a hellgrammite and a Frog, We also have molds for a jig minnow and tadpole. We also have some starts to some experimental lures. The injection molding guns are far more efficient that the other guns with far less issues. They hold 16oz of plastic and can provide a wide range of psi. I am asking 12000 for the business, but will entertain other offers. Feel free to email me with any questions. Here is a list of what you would be receiving with the business I have approximately 150+ injection molds, 3 hand injection molding guns used to injected the molds, storage containers, 2 high output microwaves, drying wracks, approximately 15 gallons of plastic, 1 gallon hardener, The dyes used in the plastics(colorant), lead, lead mold, approximately 5000 Hooks, approx. 4000 individual bags, 200 poly bags, a professional made logo, formulas for the baits. I'm sure there’s some other stuff I have forgotten about. The injection molding guns hold approximately 16 oz of plastic and they are industrial made have heating elements and definitely are very productive. They allow for higher output and fewer headaches then other methods There are also other lead molds and misc items.

LocalSoft Plastic fishing lure manufactering Business for sale. We combined tried and proven designs of the past with the advanced formulas of today, to produce a lure that is unmatched in performance. This lures have been in production for 30 years being sold to local bait and tackle stores and regional distributors. We produce 5 distinctive lures and in 4 different colors. Our product line includes 3 different sizes of Crawdads, a hellgrammite, and Frog.Make good additional income with little overhead, minimal space, and minimal effort to sustain and grow the business. Would be great for teenagers, adults, and retirees looking for additional income. I just dont have time to give to take this business to the next level. Will provide new owners with 3 hand injection molding machines(not the kind sold by bear or dels), hundreds of molds, suppliers, formulas, and client information who are extremely loyal to our products and very well established Feel free to e-mail me with any questions, serious inquires only. jbthunderbird@yahoo.com

I also understand how frustrating it can be to do searchs. After about a year on here I have finally learned most of the fishing terminology. But the problem is that people in Ohio might call one bait something(because that manufacter is hot here) and someone in california might call it something else. But I look at it like this, like school there is no stupid questions, but hopefully they have done some homework, and everyone has to start out somewhere. So if people want to step up and be the teacher or a tutor why not encourage it, because sometimes the teacher may gain more insight through these new minds.

I love to fish the Hellgrammites and Crawdads this time of year in Kentucky. My buddy and me caught about 200 the other day in about 4 hours.

Estes Park is covered this them. Me and my body amost totaled my SUV going through there there are some crazy moose and antelopes arround there. Heck I even seen them lay down in the street.

Thanks for the info

Hello Gentleman I was wondering if any of you had a supplier for the cardboard backing for packaging. I am currently using a posterboard thickness and need something thicker. Also I was looking at changing to the clamshell style of packaging. Is it more cost effective vs looks to us the clamshell with the printed logos or the posterboard. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

That would be great, I hope they can work something out. I love to see the antique lures they are so unusual and it makes you wonder how some people came up with these designs. I have been collecting for 15 years now and am always amazed when I look at them

I'm sorry but makes them CUTE. maybe to make them sell better, to give them character. But definately not Cute.

In Ohio it's also Green Pumpkin, motor oil brown, and black. I was kind of wondering myself what works best in each area.

There was a really nice thread on here, I wish I could remember the name, where they talked about the pros and cons of the pots and how to build them.