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Soft Plastic Bait Making => Soft Plastic and Plastic Baits - How To??? => Topic started by: Fishermanbt on 02/21/21 04:02 UTC

Title: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: Fishermanbt on 02/21/21 04:02 UTC
I don’t know that this method has been covered so if it has I apologize in advance. Rather than using boards with nails or having baking sheets laying about I have been using magnetic bars I picked up from Harbor Freight and sewing T-pins. I can either hang the runner from the pins or just stick them in the nose of the bait. I am able to adjust the spacing based on the bait/runner size, they’re compact so I can clamp one end to the shelves or hang from finishing nails on each end, and they’re easy to store out of the way when not in use. The bars are equally handy for doing a run of pouring/painting jig heads.
Title: Re: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: efishnc on 02/21/21 18:07 UTC
We've tossed around many different ideas, -bt, but nothing that I can remember with T-pins on a magnetic bar (very ingenious)... I'm already planning on making a similar set-up in my shop this spring.
Title: Re: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: Colton.moir on 02/25/21 14:43 UTC
Sorry to be posting on the board so much, but why do you hang the baits?
Title: Re: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: DF on 02/25/21 14:59 UTC
Sorry to be posting on the board so much, but why do you hang the baits?
Saves space and keeps baits straight as they cure.
Title: Re: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: WALLEYE WACKER on 02/25/21 15:29 UTC
Looks nice and straight . Great set up.
Title: Re: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: Shaunm81 on 02/25/21 16:40 UTC
That is pretty slick I might have to  set something up like that.
Title: Re: A different way to hang plastic baits
Post by: Lines on 02/26/21 06:17 UTC
Sorry to be posting on the board so much, but why do you hang the baits?
No need for sorry Colton.moir, post away man!👍