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  1. Coupon code: FAMILY20 20% off. Ends 3/26
  2. This Walmart was in Portsmouth nh. I agree, the fishing section could be better but this one has enough soft plastics, hard baits, and terminal to make for a good day.
  3. My Walmart had Christmas clearance things 90% off. Got 5 of these in the Christmas section for $2 each.
  4. Make a micro bag for under 3” 🤷
  5. For the soft bait makers in the group… 30% off Bait Plastics code: blackfriday25 $100 5 gals buckets!! baitplastics.com
  6. paulmandude replied to Tjm3-4's topic in Fishing Tackle
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  7. Here ya go… currently $3.79 for blk/blu and crawdaddy Amazon
  8. SOUND THE HORN! $2.50 Senkos! Amazon Certain colors only. Ones I found: 5” black small red flake Black red with silver Watermelon magic Watermelon large red green flake Watermelon with white lam Mowed Grass 4” Watermelon red magic Perch Goby smoke black/purple flake 4” Zako Cream White
  9. Cool, I bought some open pour molds to make some of these baits but haven’t gotten around to fishing them yet. I’ve heard nothing but good things about them. Anglers Choice now rings a bell. I think they’re out of Canada. It all makes sense why they would make a great drop shot bait now lol.
  10. Erie Darter came to mind when seeing it. How big are they? I think the Darter come in 3” and 4”. LureCraft also makes one.
  11. If you have a Dollar Tree near you, check these out. Sturdy and works great! Just no sliding zipper so a little harder to close. Large works best.
  12. Yeah I think with black bucket he just recommends using less salt. But with floating blend use 1/4 cup to come close to Senko if that what you’re looking for. So much fun making baits. I saw Lee Livesay use a pink bladed jig and trailer in the Bass Master Classic. I didn’t have any, but guess what. I had the ingredients to make pink jerkbaits and swimbaits! Ordered up a few pink skirts that I can replace on cheap Chatters and voila! You will always have the newest and greatest with a few bait making needs! I recommend join FB groups dedicated to soft plastic bait making. Lots of great bait makers out there willing to help!
  13. Depends what you want it to do. For stick baits and jerkbaits I like Dead On plastix black bucket Swimbait/jerkbait plus salt. Some people say use two tablespoons salt per cup plastic some say an 1/8 cup or 1/4 cup. The black bucket by itself will have a very slow sink. I’d say comparable to a yum dinger maybe a touch slower. For creature and craw baits I like Bait Plastics 292 which is a little firmer. For worms and crappie baits I like something softer so I use 242. With all that said, when I only had Bait Plastics 242 I added 1/4 cup salt per 1 cup plastic and liked the results. So I do not think it is necessary to have sinking plastic in a sinking bait. Now what salt? I’ve done everything from Lure Craft fine salt, non iodized table salt, table salt ground in a coffee bean grinder, and salt you buy from tractor supply for livestock. All of them seem to work and end up just using what I grab first. MAKE SURE YOU MIX WELL JUST BEFORE INJECTING! It likes to settle. I’ve heard to stay away from the glass beads and other materials as it can scratch up your injector. Worlds worst fishing, BaitChuckin, N2TW_customlures, SDG Custom Lurecraft on the tube are some to look at
  14. These are great from Dollar Tree. Make sure to get the large size. You can fit lots of plastics. In the bass boat I separate by type (craw, worms, swimbaits, etc). I will throw a bunch of assorted plastics in their original packaging in one of these bags when using the kayak or small boat too. Nice and thick and with a handle
  15. The bait will be flat on one side. In the case of Mayo’s Hand Poured Baits, I looked into the company and he started out with only hand pours then got into injections
  16. I use this website to show what lakes are still frozen over by me. I noticed today that it hasn’t updated in a year. Does anyone know of a resource like this? Thanks
  17. You’ll be fine as long as you stick to main brands that you recognize. Make sure it’s tcw-3 and you’re good to go. I’ve been running Walmarts Supertech and Pennzoil no problem. Box stores have an oil company package and make their oil. Warren distributors is one. They make the Mag1 line of oils and is considered good quality. Stay away from dollar store brands, in general.
  18. Free shipping all orders at bigbitebaits.com 10% off coupon code: bbb10 Some good deals are: $.75 3” grubs $6.49 5” Cane Thumper in ss Shad 25-pack $1.50 baby b2 worm (7” ribbon tail worm) 20-pack $1.65 swimming mama $1.50 disc worm $1.50 Smallie smasher ..and lots more
  19. Nothing around here?
  20. I posted in a fb group asking for color ideas. One guy said pb jelly and green pumpkin/pink. I got the idea to swirl gp/pink in this speed worm mold. Kinda looks like a rainbow trout to me One of my favs I did a while ago
  21. Watermelon red Christie craws yeah, def just search Yum christie craw on Amazon lol. They are individualized by color and most of them on sale
  22. Y̶̶u̶̶m̶̶ ̶S̶̶o̶̶n̶̶a̶̶r̶̶ ̶M̶̶i̶̶n̶̶n̶̶o̶̶w̶̶ ̶G̶̶o̶̶b̶̶y̶̶ ̶c̶̶o̶̶l̶̶o̶̶r̶̶ ̶$̶̶1̶̶.̶7̶̶9̶̶ ̶A̶̶m̶̶a̶̶z̶̶o̶̶n̶̶.̶ ̶L̶̶i̶̶m̶̶ A few different 5” Dingers $2.79 at Amazon too Black/blue flake also 4” $2.79 Junebug Morning Dawn Cali Craw/Gold Summer Gill Red Bug Bubblegum Some Christie Craws $2.79
  23. I’d get size 1 or 2 personally. It seems like most companies use thicker wire once in the ought sizes.

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