Building your own hand poured tackle can be time consuming. If you don’t have enough time there is another option. Now you can custom paint or customize spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, football head jigs, shaky head jigs, poison tail jigs or weedless casting jigs with hand poured tackle built by Do-it Molds.
What Do-it Molds has done is produced high quality, hand poured tackle with Do-it Molds molds without the finish components or painted finish.
It’s a feeling. The kind of feeling that comes over you when something is about to happen. It’s just out of touch; just out of reach, but oh so close. I haven’t even casted yet, but ooh. It’s time; it’s right. Oh, can you feel it? I am almost hysterical with excitement.
Fishing has no boundary; no limits. There is only one language and every angler understands it. It brings a smile to their face as they hold the fish. Talon Custom Lures brings a new series of lures with a Japanese flare and anglers are learning a new language when it comes to lures. Talon Shibui Yuugyo Swim Jigs and Shibui Yana Swim Jigs translates into two new innovative lures sure to bring smiles to anglers everywhere.
I love to listen when anglers get together before going fishing. It’s often referred to as dock talk. Every angler anxiously wait their turn to tell stories of big bass they caught the day before or how the smallmouths were aggressively attacking their lure every cast. While some of these stories are true others are fabricated to enhance the size or number of bass caught. Some of the anglers standing around say nothing about what lure they are catching fish on or where. They really don’t care because it’s their secret lure that’s catching them. If their secret was to come out then everyone would be fishing with a Flair Hair Jig made by Ron Kruger.
How many times has this happened to you? You are on your local lake and the bass are slamming buzzbaits retrieved back bumping any piece of wood; however, you can’t get one hook-up. The bass are just flashing at your buzzbait like they are trying to kill it, but not eat it. It’s really frustrating and you only have so much patience before throwing your rod down on the deck of the boat and reaching for another rod with a different lure. You tried adding a trailer hook without any luck; you even tried a different buzzbait with an extended long wire arm shaft, but that isn’t even hooking them. There is no reason you cannot catch one except the blade of the buzzbait seems to be obstructing the bass from getting the hook in its mouth. Here’s a secret to catching more fish on buzzbaits when this happens, try using a Break Away Buzzbait by E-Z Dip Lures. The Break Away Buzzbait has a 360-degree collapsible buzzbait wire arm connected to the main wire frame that moves out of the way when a bass strikes.
It doesn’t matter the season, Browning will have one tied on. He has learned over the years that the Original Chatterbait will catch bass on every reservoir. It’s his go to lure when he is fishing the Arkansas River or even up North for smallmouth bass.
One of the best crappie fishing lakes happens to be located in Oklahoma. Lake Eufaula is renowned for having plenty of big slab crappie that an angler can catch year round. A few of these big slab crappie get caught on live minnows, but Eufaula Lake crappie fishing guide Barry Morrow doesn’t fish with live bait instead catches them on artificial lures. One of his favorite artificial lures is a Watsit grub body rigged on a Lindy Watsit jig head.
Can you jig, jerk, rip, and burn any one lure in your tackle box? I have a whole tackle box full of jerkbaits for jerking, jigs for hopping or crawling across the bottom, spinnerbaits for ripping, and buzzbaits for burning across the surface. Amazingly that’s what you can do with these hand tied Ty Gy’s flexible steel lures built by Ty Steinebach. It’s his all-in-one lure that catches bass, northern pike, salmon, muskies, and other game fish.
Some lures are named after their looks. Others lures are named after their inventors while others are named according to how they react or move in the water. Then other lures after the technique used to fish it with. The Swim-It was appropriately named after the technique referred to as swimming a jig. Swimming a jig has become increasingly popular among professional anglers including Bassmaster Elite Series Professional angler Kevin Short as a way to catch big bass during a tournament. Short’s favorite swim jig is the Swim-It by Jewel Bait Company.
When it comes to fishing live bait or lures in saltwater, anglers can never have enough jig heads. No jig head will last long when the action heats up or bottom bouncing a reef; however anglers still require quality hooks that can stand up to monster saltwater fish. Bomber knew when it came to building a jig head it would have to be tough, versatile, and durable. So they engineered the Bomber Saltwater Grade jig head series. These jig heads were designed for fishing with either live bait or lures for almost any saltwater species. Bomber Saltwater Grade jig heads come in a number of different sizes for anglers to choose from depending on the technique they are using.
Building your own hand poured tackle can be time consuming. If you don’t have enough time there is another option. Now you can custom paint or customize spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, football head jigs, shaky head jigs, poison tail jigs or weedless casting jigs with hand poured tackle built by Do-it Molds.
Fishing has no boundary; no limits. There is only one language and every angler understands it. It brings a smile to their face as they hold the fish. Talon Custom Lures brings a new series of lures with a Japanese flare and anglers are learning a new language when it comes to lures. Talon Shibui Yuugyo Swim Jigs and Shibui Yana Swim Jigs translates into two new innovative lures sure to bring smiles to anglers everywhere.
I love to listen when anglers get together before going fishing. It’s often referred to as dock talk. Every angler anxiously wait their turn to tell stories of big bass they caught the day before or how the smallmouths were aggressively attacking their lure every cast. While some of these stories are true others are fabricated to enhance the size or number of bass caught. Some of the anglers standing around say nothing about what lure they are catching fish on or where. They really don’t care because it’s their secret lure that’s catching them. If their secret was to come out then everyone would be fishing with a Flair Hair Jig made by Ron Kruger.
How many times has this happened to you? You are on your local lake and the bass are slamming buzzbaits retrieved back bumping any piece of wood; however, you can’t get one hook-up. The bass are just flashing at your buzzbait like they are trying to kill it, but not eat it. It’s really frustrating and you only have so much patience before throwing your rod down on the deck of the boat and reaching for another rod with a different lure. You tried adding a trailer hook without any luck; you even tried a different buzzbait with an extended long wire arm shaft, but that isn’t even hooking them. There is no reason you cannot catch one except the blade of the buzzbait seems to be obstructing the bass from getting the hook in its mouth. Here’s a secret to catching more fish on buzzbaits when this happens, try using a Break Away Buzzbait by E-Z Dip Lures. The Break Away Buzzbait has a 360-degree collapsible buzzbait wire arm connected to the main wire frame that moves out of the way when a bass strikes.
It doesn’t matter the season, Browning will have one tied on. He has learned over the years that the Original Chatterbait will catch bass on every reservoir. It’s his go to lure when he is fishing the Arkansas River or even up North for smallmouth bass.
Can you jig, jerk, rip, and burn any one lure in your tackle box? I have a whole tackle box full of jerkbaits for jerking, jigs for hopping or crawling across the bottom, spinnerbaits for ripping, and buzzbaits for burning across the surface. Amazingly that’s what you can do with these hand tied Ty Gy’s flexible steel lures built by Ty Steinebach. It’s his all-in-one lure that catches bass, northern pike, salmon, muskies, and other game fish. 
Some lures are named after their looks. Others lures are named after their inventors while others are named according to how they react or move in the water. Then other lures after the technique used to fish it with. The Swim-It was appropriately named after the technique referred to as swimming a jig. Swimming a jig has become increasingly popular among professional anglers including Bassmaster Elite Series Professional angler Kevin Short as a way to catch big bass during a tournament. Short’s favorite swim jig is the Swim-It by Jewel Bait Company.