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With all the high water I have had a lot of shop time. Been trying this bat jig out and it's a little booger to pour. I hope it fishes well. I would like a little bigger hook on the 1/8 and 1/16 oz though.
This is part of the area where I usually launch my boat.
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Looking good!!!!!!!!
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Nice looking heads.
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Looking at the mold it looks like you could actually go up a few sizes on the hook. I would almost gurantee that a #2 will fit in the mold. You may also be able to play a little bit and get either the 28 degree or the 30 degree hooks into it. If you need me to, I can look around here and see if I have any one or two off hooks that I can send you to try out in it.
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BTW The finished product looks awesome buddy. Great job on them.
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Thanks that would be great and save me from buying a big batch of hooks I couldn't use
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Just stumbled across this thread as I don't venture much into the lead thread. 1st off you did a banged up job on those pink heads. It is a tough one to pour. Pretty sure you have to modify the mold to accept size 2 hooks in it. I will confirm this soon.
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Thanks Travis you have some on the way. They are a pain to pour. Waiting to fish and find out if they are worth the effort
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Awesome work my friend.....looks like you might have a hard time finding a place to launch but if you can get to it i like the looks of that big oak on the south end of the 18th green lol.
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Are you painting the eyes? If so, what are you using and what technique?
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