Production mold in the free style jigs

[cc1]

Freestyle jig in the 1/32 or 1/16 then the 1/8 3/16 and 1/4 ounce pro style jig molds.  That would be so great. Or just combo 2 sizes in each one 4 to 3 cavities of each. 

[Do-it Rep]

Great idea.  Thank you!

[cc1]

Thank you for agreeing.  Hope it will come to fruition. 

[Coosa Redeye]

Yes, yes, yes

[Les Young]

1/16, 1/8 & 1/4 or  1/8 1/4, 3/8 I bet would sell good to.

[Muskygary]

I like that idea! Just two weights per mold.  1/8, 1/16 for one. 1/4, 3/8 for another one. Maybe a small one for Tom, 1/24, 1/32. Shoot, I'd buy all three!

[Les Young]

I was thinking about being able to use them as a head for the slick shiner or ripper baits  is why i said 1/2 ounce too so it would  be able  to be kept on bottom up to the mid 40's in depth in summer time around  here.

[ctom]

Maybe a small one for Tom, 1/24, 1/32.

They already have the ballhead with keeper wire molds in the 1/32-1/24 and 1/16-3/32 that I use most of the time. Next up is the Teardrop with the wire keeper that gets used for somewhat larger baits when jigging walleyes. The 1/16 Freestyle head I use quite often when I can fish vertically or under a float and want a bit more profile from the side.

One mold that gets little notice or mention is the Wacky head with the #6 hook in 1/16 used with 2-1/2" to 3" Swim style baits with the hook's point buried in the body of the plastic. Cast into standing  weeds or over the tops of submerged weeds it offers a superb weedless presentation. Fished with a Crappie Fluke in the heat of summer when crappies seek shaded submerged wood or weed lines is my pet presentation.

The Freestyle is a great river jig as it helps reduce the drag in current, but one I'd like to see in a 1/2 ounce and 3/8 ounce multi cavity mold is the Finesse head. Rippers and the 2 larger Thump-Its fished vertically would be murder on walleyes given the tight balance that the heads would offer.

[Les Young]

Exactly what finesse head  mold are you talking about Tom?

[ctom]

https://store.do-itmolds.com/Midwest-Finesse-Production-Mold.html

[cc1]

With the popularity of eyed jigs in saltwater and crappie fishing I do know that the 1/32 and 1/16 would be used greatly and in the salt a guy with 1/8 and 1/4 would love to have them.  That 3/8 ounce though is my secret weapon over reefs.