EXPANDING MOLD POSSIBILITIES ~ Do-It Poison Tail Jig Mold 

No problem 🤙 thanks for watching

There are a lot of good channels out there so this means a lot. I appreciate it Jay!!

@@eliwolfe9067 I don’t actually sell baits right now but I appreciate it. I just don’t have enough time to keep up with trying to sell baits at the moment

Thank you and thanks for watching. It’s a very versatile mold to have

Thanks man!! Trying to improve with each video

It is an extremely versatile mold to have!! I buy my teflon pins from Barlows Tackle and use the 1/8” size barlowstackle.com/Teflon-Base-Hole-Pins-P2186/?afmc=sj

Are you affiliated with Barlow? Because you can find Queens blade on Tackle Warehouse

@@FishnTheSouthOkanagan78 I am a Barlows affiliate but I still buy supplies from all over depending on who has things in stock. I have actually bought some of those from tackle warehouse before as well. That’s actually where I found them first

I’ve used the WEY375 in the 1/8oz size with smaller blades and hooks to make mini chatterbaits and it works really well. If I’m using the standard size blades I will always use the 525 though. The owner hooks should work just fine and I am also a big fan of owner hooks. Just make sure everything is nice and hot before pouring to ensure it all fills in completely and you should be good to go 🤙

I really appreciate that!! Lure making and experimenting is basically my therapy so I’m always trying new things and seeing what does or doesn’t work.

Thanks Tim!! Hope you have a great weekend as well 🤝

The next time I go out I’ll try to get a video of it and I’ll post it on my Instagram page

A poison tail underspin would be awesome!!

if you figure out the under spin technique, please please please let me know. Thank you.

I might pick up a second mold and modify it for underspins. I’ll definitely post a video when I do

@@N2TW_customlures thank you

Thanks for watching! I’m using the 1/8” size Teflon pins. barlowstackle.com/Teflon-Base-Hole-Pins-P2186/?afmc=sj

Thanks Bryan!! I appreciate the positive feedback

Thanks for watching 🤝

Thank you for watching and I hope it helps 🤝 Tight lines 🎣

I’m sure you could easily make in-line spinners as well. I personally don’t really use them so I haven’t tried but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work

Glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching

Thank you!! This one is great for open water but not around grass

Thank you!! This one is great for open water but not around grass

Thanks David!! The continued support doesn’t go unnoticed 🤝

Thank you and thanks for watching 🤙

Glad you found our channel and enjoyed it!! Welcome 🤝

Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching!! His channel is called That Guy Skimpy. I’ll link him down below!! youtube.com/@ThatGuySkimpy?si=4mNVi4hnZf8f27FO

I use Danvilles 210 Denier flat waxed nylon for all of my tying thread! barlowstackle.com/Flat-Waxed-Nylon-P1307/?afmc=qw

@@N2TW_customlures thank you!

@@Baitmakerz no problem 🤝

Both size molds will need to be modified for the spinnerbait and buzzbait wire forms but it’s pretty quick and easy to do 👍 you just have to file in a slot deep enough for the wire form to fit and allow the mold to close completely

First of all, thank you for replying. I should’ve specified my question. I meant do I have to modify and dremel the mold if I went with the larger size mold and using the Mustad 32886NP BN?

@@johnnyphive4083 I reply to every comment so feel free to ask any questions you might have. The larger mold will fit the 32886 hook up to the 4/0 size without modification. If you want 5/0 or larger then yes you would have to dremel the hook eye. Hopefully this helps!!

Hell yeah this helps! Thank you again for answering my question. I lack the precision of a surgeon so I don’t want to dremel anything because I might get carried away. Much obliged sir!

Glad we could help 🤝

That is the Matte Green Pumpkin from Pro Tec

Thanks Jim I really appreciate that. I’ll link everything that I would recommend below!! Spacers ~ I use the regular size barlowstackle.com/Metal-Sleeve-Spacers-P848/?afmc=qk Beads ~ I use the 1/8” size barlowstackle.com/Beads-Hollow-Nickel-Plated-Brass--P841/?afmc=ql Wire forms ~ I like the .040 for those sizes barlowstackle.com/Spinner-Bait-Wire-Form-Open-Eye-P903/?afmc=qm Hooks ~ I would use 4/0 for those barlowstackle.com/Mustad-32608NP-NI-Spinner-Bait-Hook--P461/?afmc=qn Clevis ~ I use the size 3 barlowstackle.com/Clevises--P826/?afmc=qo Swivel ~ I use the size 2 barlowstackle.com/SPRO-Gamakatsu-Ball-Bearing-Swivels-P856/?afmc=qp Blades ~ I use size 4 and 3.5 for smaller profiles and then 4.5 and 4 for larger profiles barlowstackle.com/Premium-Nickel-Willow-Blades-Smooth-Finish-P680/?afmc=qq Hopefully this helps and feel free to reach out with any other questions you have

@@calvinnegrete913 I’ve never had a wire form break on me using these wire forms. I’ve had a couple start to wiggle a little because of the soft lead but never actually had one break or come out

@N2TW_customlures yeah, i just don't know how to remedy it... 🤔

@@calvinnegrete913 have you tried using the WEY 525 wire forms

I believe so, i thought those would allow the eye to open up up due to the force of pulling the vibrating jig. If you hook the end of it in the hook eye, the opening where the blade attaches looks like it would open up... i guess not.. I'll try them! It can't hurt anything!

Thank you! Love your videos! 👌

Send me a message on my Instagram page and I’ll give you all the info

I used a combination of a small dremel and some jewelers files to cut the grooves for the wire form. I taped the wire form in place and smacked the mold with a hammer to leave a minor indention where the wire form needed to be and then slowly cut the grooves deeper on each mold half until it closed properly.

I used a 4/0 hook for the chatterbaits in this video!! Thanks for watching

It’s very versatile. Thanks for watching!

I use the Griffon Odyssey Spider vise for tying all my skirts. barlowstackle.com/Griffin-Odyssey-Spider-Vise-P2565/?afmc=rj

If you use a mold and hook with a horizontal line tie, then you can connect the blade with a split ring

I do all my selling through my Instagram. I don’t have an actual website. Just shoot me a message on there and I can get you taken care of!! instagram.com/n2tw_customlures?igshid=MmIzYWVlNDQ5Yg==

It depends on that trailer you’re using but I would probly drop down to a 1/0 size. I’ve even made some micro chatterbaits in the 1/8oz with a #1 hook and they work great with thinner profile trailers

@@N2TW_customlures ty sir

@@Raindropfishing no problem 🤙

I used a 3/0 in everything except the bladed jigs. I used a 4/0 in those. I generally use 3/0 in everything up to 3/8oz sizes and then I’ll bump up to 4/0 for 3/8 and larger

thanks @@N2TW_customlures

@@jimwhite7527 anytime!!

Thank you!! Appreciate you watching the video

Yes I do all my selling through my Instagram account since RU-vid doesn’t have a messenger feature. Just send me a message on IG @N2TW_customlures and we can get you fixed up

You can put a small piece of heat shrink on the hook eye before you dip in the powder or you can just chip it off prior to baking it

These were all just some generic eyes I had laying around but I generally use 4mm eyes for this jig head. I don’t really have a brand preference on eyes

Thank you 🤙

It’s in the video description. You might have to click on the description for it to load everything 🤙

@@N2TW_customlures Just brings me to another of your videos.

This is what should be in the video description. These links are all from a year ago so let me know if anything doesn’t work Regular hooks ~ barlowstackle.com/Mustad-3288... Spinnerbait hooks ~ barlowstackle.com/Mustad-3260... Wire form ~ barlowstackle.com/WEY525-Wire... Queens tackle blades ~ barlowstackle.com/queen-tackl... Regular chatter blades ~ barlowstackle.com/bent-shakee... Snaps ~ www.tacklewarehouse.com/P-Lin... Spinnerbait wires ~ barlowstackle.com/Spinner-Bai... Beads ~ barlowstackle.com/Beads-Hollo... Clevis ~ barlowstackle.com/Clevises--P... Spacers ~ barlowstackle.com/Metal-Sleev... Swivel ~ barlowstackle.com/SPRO-Gamaka... Blades ~ barlowstackle.com/spinner-bla... Buzz bait wires ~ barlowstackle.com/Buzz-Bait-W... Buzz bait blades ~ barlowstackle.com/Aluminum-Bu... Rivets ~ barlowstackle.com/Buzz-Bait-R...

I agree. They have the swing head mold without a weedguard but it doesn’t have the same bait keeper on it

I agree and wish more companies had a better sizing guide and reference. That’s one of the reasons why I buy 90% of my stuff from Barlows is because of their size guides. They typically either have a picture next to a scale or at least a chart with the measurements on it. They have saved me a lot

@@N2TW_customlures I think you missed the point of the comment. As a viewer that knows nothing about what sizes to buy to replicate what you are doing, I would think putting up a pinned comment or in the description a list of all the sizes of items you are using would help not only you generate more views and comments, but greatly help those new to the game. What size willow blades, buzz blades, Shakee blades, hook size and type, wireform size/diameter, recommendations on skirts/size/colors, etc... Yeah, you put links to most all that you are using, but never indicated sizes.

@@yoshisaidit7250 I can try to be more specific for future videos/descriptions. I do have a lot of people that message me on my Instagram account and discuss specifics since RU-vid doesn’t have a messaging platform and the majority of viewers don’t even read the descriptions lol. I’ll make note of this for future videos tho

I’ve tried that before but prefer to file. I just do my best to keep all filing to one location and clean everything when I’m finished

@@N2TW_customlures Lay the jig head on the bench and tap it with a small hammer to smooth it out. it's not hard, and doesnt produce lead dust. One well place tap will be enough, and it's much faster.

@@yoshisaidit7250 I will still do something similar for flat head shapes but for the rounded ones I prefer filing