I am here in Michigan and still have Ice on most of the waters
so I can wait a little while for the molds.. I am sure Kevin will get um out soon.
Jeff
" never believe the bull you here about people on the nte "
DJ,
I agree 100 %, the only ones I stock are weedless..
Hmmm ,, I think I will need an order for some,, maybe rite now !!
Jeff
"do not believe any of the bull that is said about people on the net !! "
Hope to get my swim bait molds this week..
D.J.
Your football heads look great !!!
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Jeff
"do not believe all the bull you hear about people on the Net "
when salt is added to a bait it firms up the bait , the bait will not be as soft as a bait with out salt.. Salt it self is hard so that added to plastic makes the plastic harder.If a lot of salt is added then you need to add a softner to the plastic to compinsate for the salt.
pouring out side is the best ventilation you can get,...moisture and maybe the wind,, it can move your pour stream when pouring fine areas.I like to do it out side on the deck,, but its a lot of work to move all the stuff out side then bring it back in.If you set up a area out side to always use it would be nice.
my count on that mix is 592 also ...
how are you counting 300 pc.. ??
maybe w/ just the plastic and no aditives you would get 300.
also a lot of the gallon worm counts I read are for 6" worms,, not Senko style,, 5 1/4" senko style worm needs more plastic than a
6" reg. worm. ( much thinner bait )
I am sure it can be & is being done..
But,
I feel that it will take a lot of money to get stocked up on all items needed..
in buisness to make a living you will have to beable to put out a large volume
of baits..many molds ( hand pour ) or very large molds injection,, buy plastic by the 55 gallon..
and so on..
and
the compitition is very tough.. every one & there brother is allready making baits..
making enough baits to pay all bills & take a pay check is one thing...
being able to sell that many baits is another..
I am very interested in hearing from some of the bait makers.