I tried to make a "spro" and I want your opinions about it. Go ahead and critique it...This is the 1st attempt and I know I have a few things I want to change, but I would like to hear from you guys as well. It does float as well. Thanks

Sorry, the pic isn't the greatest. Hard to get a close-up.

Nice work, haven't seen anyone make something like that.

What exactly did you do to "make" this lure?

I have a toad mold that I posted in a previous post that I had trouble pouring the legs, so I improvised with this.

If it floats, I would say it should get bit.  

Might want to throw a couple more skirt strands into your mold for the legs.  If you have too many, you could always thin them out later.  Much easier to thin out than try and add some.

I would also try and hide the hook shank a little more in the plastic,  whether trying a new hook or moving it back.  The way it sticks out now will catch on whatever cover you throw the bait into.  These type of baits usually get thrown into some pretty nasty stuff, as you know.

Just an update...Wanted to show some pics of them floating in the sink.  They are 3.5 inches long so I have to use a smaller 3/o hook.  I just threw a keeper hook on them.

Interesting baits you got there. You may want to rig those with some of these http://www.***.com/descpage-OTLW.html.

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That's a great idea Hawk if you want to submerge it some around the lilly pads instead of floating it.

That is genius! You might make a dime or two off that one!

How did you get the frog to float.

How did you get the frog to float.

I poured it with floating plastic as well as regular plastic.

I have been playing with plastic for awhile,old school lighter.Where can a guy buy,to get started the right way.The first ones my centipede TOPWATER ONLY the rest on carolina and dropshot,dragons tail,crazy creacher,CLICK on the pic to see in FULL.

odd looking frogs, but you have a good idea with the molds