PeteZipczech

fishon, when I fish for the Walleye, I'm fishing them up and down the Mississippi river in the Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota area. Recently I've grown rather fond of Do-It's 3.5" Thump Grub and the Ring-It Worm 4.5" both molds shoot very nicely and the baits flat out catch fish.

The X2 Colorant is pretty powerful stuff. Many times you're using 1/2 as much as some other colorants which brings the "baits per colorant ounce" up and the "colorant cost per bait" down. I like the stuff, mostly cause I don't have the patience to count 30 or 40 drops of colorant in a batch. lol

I just add it to the bagged baits like worm oil

I was talking about the finish on the essential series mold vs the cnc and the original gyb bait.

In the side by side photos I saw on do-its forum it was pretty hard to even see the difference.

As I understand it the do-it on the bait was required by Yamamoto in order to liscence the production of the mold. That way no one confuses it for a "real" GYB Senko

Or Do-it Arrowhead Jig

I've seen plenty of 1/100 oz. jigs and can't imagine a 1/200 oz. What size hook do you use in a jig that small?

I've got Do-It's 10.5". I love it. It shoots and fishes very nicely.

1/200th ounce jigs? What's the use?? A couple extra wraps of thread would cover that.

Thanks Man... maybe it's an Ipad thing. I'll check it out on the PC. Suredoprreciater.

Did I miss the video?? I can't find the link...

I think it refers to any time the material used for molding (lead in this case) breaks the molds barriers and goes places that it wasn't intended to go. It "flashes" into areas that it wasn't intended to be, like down a hook shank or into the hook eye area or in extreme cases EVERYWHERE.

Thank God !! This thread was about to make me PUKE!

But does that case pertain to this case or is it a seperate case all together?