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another few weeks and the hard water will be here! panfish beware! this mold took me 25 hours to make, but i think it was time well spent. it is 104 cavities. waxworms are kind of a big deal here in wisconsin, so i think they will be put to good use. brian
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Really nice work. I have been trying to make a mold in Solid Works. Have 4 Hass CNC machines I can use but can't figure out how to make the mold I want.
Those look great.
That looks exceptional. Would be a great bream and white perch jig on my home lake (that never freezes)!
Been thinking about it. That is a very good mold. Very fine details
OMG! I need some of those whitish yellow ones! Awesome job Brian.
Mike
Those look great, good work and good luck using them.
thanks fellas! glad you like it. brian
That design will catch any species especially when rigged on a 1/32 jig / #6 or #8 hook.
Wish I had a mold like that except with only 10 cavities. All I have are Slider Grub bodies minus curl tails - some of which I fuse together. (Wacky rigged)
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some may remember the lindy crappie goocher from the 80's .caught many crappie on those. i do get the same silhouette as your waxie with a 1/64 jighead and mop fly. melt the tail slightly for a taper and it will hold scent for a long time. ill have to try ice fishing again at shabbona lake this winter with it. rich
Good looking jigs
Great looking baits!! Both those colors and black would be excellent!!
Awesome, they look great!
I’m with y’all, they look great. The off white and black would be my choice.