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I have the mold, but so far have not used it a lot. It's certainly going to depend on what kinds of weeds/vegetation you try to pull it through, just like with any other lure.
There's stuff in the lake here, it pulls through fine, and we also get that nasty snot grass, and slimy algae and that stuff hangs on everything, regardless of how weedless it's supposed to be.
I like that darter jig as an alternative to a C or T rig, and with small 4" or 6" worms or grubs, were I'm moving them fairly steady and tossing them around the cypress trees. It might have been a slightly better jig with the hook eye in the tip of the cone, but that would have required a special hook, and the way the molds is, it can be poured with a basic Aberdeen jig hook. I'm not knocking it at all, but I have some Do It Molds, that the hooks are no longer being made, and who knows what might happen down the road.
I also tend to keep molds, and try to make use of them, even if I have to modify them for other hooks that are readily available. Hopefully, that won't be the case with this mold.
You can pour a regular darter style jig with it, and probably adding a wire keeper would not be difficult.