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Reply With QuoteYou're running low on jigheads!!!!!!! LOL
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I haven't poured anything since June & as I was rigging a few round head, 1/16oz jigs to some new plastic baits I just got, I realized I was completely out of 1/16oz round head jigs with #4 sickles. Guess I'll be heating up the Lee this week! I'm still on the lookout for a production mold that'll do 4 each, 1/8oz & either 3/16oz or even 1/4oz round head no collar jigs if anyone runs across one.
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You're running low on jigheads!!!!!!! LOL
Slabmaster II
Nothing fancy, just round ball 16, 32nd, 64th and 80th ounce on bronze and gold eagle claw 570s, I will post pics of the finished ties!Originally Posted by Fatman
The only problem with this mold is it only has one cavity for each of the above sizes...that means it takes a lot of pours to get many 64 and 80th oz jigs.
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Keeping hooks in mold while closing question
I haven't even bought or poured a mold yet (but soon). I had already considered how to avoid issues loading hooks.
Has anyone tried drilling a hole in the "bottom" half of the mold beneath the hook area and installing small round rare-earth magnets?
I am going to experiment with thin pcs of aluminum to see how thick it can be and still have enough force to hold a hook in place.
Trophy King II
I've never had a problem with keeping hooks in place! I just lay them in place on the left half of the mold and close slowly keeping left half flat on the table!!
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