My 1st lead products I made yesterday & finished today

[DobynsTriton]

I poured some 1/4th & 3/8th just to mess around with

[Muskygary]

Those are as good as you can buy! Nice paint job also.

[DobynsTriton]

Thanks!

[EZPZ21]

FOR SURE !!!!! LOOK GREAT !!!

[gone2long]

Very clean nice work, but you painted them by brush right? or your a master at powder coating

[DobynsTriton]

Thanks every one!  & gone2long they are a watermelon powder coat

[MikeLukasik]

Very cool. Just grabbed a tube weight lead mold myself. Waiting for a weekend with decent weather to pour it.

[gone2long]

Thanks every one!  & gone2long they are a watermelon powder coat

Wow nicely done!

[basskat]

I've got a ton of Do-It lead molds and have poured my own baits for years.  As DobynsTriton's baits are proof you can make excellent baits at home for a fraction of the cost compared to tackle shops. Have always wondered why more people don't pour their own. Those are some great looking baits! If I were a bass I'd eat it. LOL

[Jerry V]

Nice looking work and fish catchers for sure...  well done.

Jerry

[Bass in the hood]

I would buy those they look great.

[ctom]

Fine looking jigs, bud!

[Jeff Little]

They should do the trick!

[DobynsTriton]

Thanks guys! I will try these with ewg's soon 2 more months & the off shore ledge bite will be pickin up

[ctom]

I'll bet I have looked at this thread twenty times today and every time I thought...."those Do-It molds sure make it easy to make professional looking jigs".

I've used Do_it lead molds exclusively for over forty years. Others make molds, but Do-It products simply make things easy for even the novice. The mold halves seperate nicely after the casting is poured. They make a clean casting. Now factor in the full service type of company we have to deal with and its just one great big plus.