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Bass Fishing: How To Make Your Own Plastics



Heath Taylor from Smashtech shows us how to pour your own soft plastic lures for bass fishing in today’s episode. Thanks for watching!

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26 Comments

  1. I have made my own fiberglass molds for, jig trailers, drop shot worms, creature baits. I've spent 72$ so far and won't have to buy any baits for a long time.

  2. It’s a work of art! There’s a lot more to making molds and pouring resin than the average person knows. Just creating the mold original is an intricate and tedious process. Nice job. Best regards, Richard

  3. He's full of shit lol, it's way cheaper to make you're own plastics than to buy them, for example, I made 100 4" 10g swimmers with 1litre of plastisol that cost me £15, some holographic glitter for £5 and glow in the dark uv aqua blue powder for £7 so that's 100 4" realistic swimmers for £27. The average price for plastic lures that size in a packet of 4 is around £6-7 so that's around £50, I'm making double that for £27, and the 3d printed mold I bought cost me £10 that I can keep using over and over for years.

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