Favorite molds

[Canterbury custom baits]

I'm looking to get some opinions on your favorite molds.

-craws
-creature baits
-worms
-large worms
-lizards
-frogs
-small swimbaits (under 6")
-large swimbaits
-fluke style baits
-drop shot
-other

[basscatlildave]

I'm very new to this but my favorites are Fluke styles and frogs because thats what I fish the most of.

[andrewlamberson]

I own a LOT of creature bait molds and my favorite is the Berry Bug in both sizes. The swimming legs are really effective.

It's a great creature, works well in the slop as a frog, as a trailer and is da bomb on a swing jig crawled along the bottom in the fall.

I like it because the body is not too thick so you don't need really large hook sizes.

I always have one rigged up. For the summer it's Texas rigged with a 1/4 oz bullet weight held tight to the body with a bobber stop. I fish it like a frog and then let it fall at the edge of the weeds. Then reel in back slowly for a few feet.

I also pitch it into holes in the Lilly Pads and watch the line for the hit. I like the slow fall.

[ctom]

Welcome to the Do-It forums Canterbury....My favorite molds? Anything with Do-It cast into them.

[bassinfool]

I'm looking to get some opinions on your favorite molds.

-craws
-creature baits
-worms
-large worms
-lizards
-frogs
-small swimbaits (under 6")
-large swimbaits
-fluke style baits
-drop shot
-other

Let me break down the ones I like:
Craws: Mad Dad, 702 and 706 craw, Z craw
Creatures: Stinger, brush hog style, cherry picker, Biffle bug, Crazy Flapper
Worms: 4" fat finesse worms from BassTackle, 6" finesse worm, stick bait from BaitJunky
Large worms: Ol' Monster style from BaitJunkys
Lizards: I have the 6" and 7.75" from bass tackle both are great
Frogs: Keitech noisy flapper from Ukraine, Do it frog is great for the plopping legs
Small swimbaits: you can't beat the Do it Ripper line
Fluke: Again, you can't beat Do it with the original or fork tail Wutz it
Drop shot: 4" fat finesse worm, 1015 from BassTackle, Minna from Angling AI, Small Carrot from Do It

There are a few other molds I have that I really love.  I've got some hand pour molds I use to make some drop shot baits that are absolutely killer I got from LureCraft years ago.  My advice would be to buy what you'll use most often.  Buying molds gets expensive quickly and if it's a bait you simply don't use that often you'd honestly be better off buying it off the shelf.

[WALLEYE WACKER]

Welcome like Tom said here you can find what you need for panfish to toothy critters.

[Canterbury custom baits]

Thanks for all the welcomes! I appreciate all your feedback! So far I have the following molds.

Es ripper mold
Big foot
Croaker
Es 7” lizard
Bts 702 craw
Es 5” worm
Wutz it 5” fluke
Basstackle 697 Swimbait

Would like to hear more of your favorite molds,colors and why. Keep them coming guy's!

“Make every cast count”