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@@lroberts2478 1/0 live bait hook

@usermiamiusa hey I never said it was cost effective. I like the ability to make custom colors they don't always have. You can also use a less expensive silicone, Alumilte is 30$. If you don't have time or don't want to spend the money, simply go buy packs of baits. Have a great day, thanks for watching.

@enrique-uz8qx man, I can't say why it hasn't worked. I didn't clear coat the nlbn just the clay master's. Hope you can come up with a solution, that is for watching!

@ I ended up using plaster of Paris and it came out perfect. Everything up to the NLBN logo came out on the cast. Now I’m gonna get to the fun part and start pouting plastics. I wonder why my alumilite didn’t cure with them. Perhaps some kind of reaction with the plastic because I see you used a different rubber with yours on your other video. Anyway. Thanks for all your help.

@enrique-uz8qx the SmoothOn product is better, IMO. But it's a investment. Now you can start pouring at least. Make some baits and go catch some fish!!

@ what is the product that you used from smooth on?

@enrique-uz8qx called MoldMaxNV

@lanabandzy9102 Blackened Redfish Magic seasoning, it depends on where you catch them,, grass pins good,, mud pins bad

@andrewweaver4814 if you don't mix the plastisol well before use, it will settle and have had baits come out squishy. Bait plastics from Amazon works, Lureworks also is good. Be sure it's mixed well, is all I can think. Or maybe a bad batch of plastisol. Thanks for watching!!

Glad you enjoy it. Thanks for watching!!

You can use cardboard that’s what I did

@petero6272 thanks for watching!!

@stevescarcliff7229 I knew you'd see that lol no worries I manage

@michaelross5674 I'm working on a DIY series. Where I show how to make your own design from scratch. Thanks for watching!!

@cocoloco-1 hey thanks, share the knowledge I say. Thanks for watching!!

@ddpgaming2684 i order online(linked in description)but started with craft store silicone(hobby lobby, Michaels). It was cheaper to buy in bulk, but it's the most expensive part of the process. Thanks for watching!

@@fishinnj ok

@mochachinolatte4397 it takes the initial investment. Once you get going, you can definitely save $. You can also go overboard, tho.Aluminum molds are costly, but you'll get more ROI the more you use em. I can get around 300 baits from 1 gallon of plastisol, depending on size. So if they're $ 1 each at the store, that's a lot of moolah. Thanks for watching!!

@@fishinnj thanks for the info. cheers from Ontario

Thank you! Thanks for watching! 🤞💯

@@jtrule1 I do my best, Thanks for watching!!

❤ hallelujah!

@tyroncratty thanks for watching!

@miamiwax5504 right van stahl only lol, thanks for watching!

@ThePoppinTarget thanks bro, your pretty awesome too!!

@HENDRIXKX Hmm... any super glue should work, I used cheap Harbor Freight glue. That's odd the GG wouldn't stick. Did it stick to the bait and not the base, cause you may need a different base or a different glue. Idk let me know what you find out. Thanks for watching!!

@@paxgray3214 great suggestion! Thanks for watching!

@@stevescarcliff7229 one day lol.. Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching!! I think this is everything, Hot glue gun and glue sticks Corrugated plastic board Exacto knife Super glue SmoothOn MoldMaxNV29 silicone Or any 2 part, craft store silicone like Alumilte will work. Lureworks plastisol,colorant,flake Dedicated Microwave Ames Temperature gun Digital scale Stir sticks for silicone Pyrex measuring cups Butter knives for stirring plastic And baits of coarse. Most expensive is the silicone and plastisol color and flake. There is options for silicone on Amazon also. Good luck! Thanks for watching!

@@fishinnj thank you !

@jimmynewell5815 It stands for 'No Live Bait Needed' bait company. They make good lures. And I like catching on lures but it ain't always what they want so I generally like live bait a little bit more lol. Thanks for watching!!

@enrique-uz8qx I used Mold Max silicone and lureworks plastic. Links in the description Thanks for watching!!

@@fishinnjyou’re welcome and thank you. I just did my first mold. Used alumilite rubber. The inner part of the mold (where you would pour plastisol) is still wet and not setting after a whole day. Do you think it was because my nlbn lures were oily?

@enrique-uz8qx It's hard to say why that is happening. It could be the oils on the baits, but I've once had experience with bad silicone that never fully cured. Sounds like a reaction between the baits and silicone tho,, the edges of the silicone are cured just around the cavity isn't. If you try again clean the baits with warm soapy water and dry before molding. Thanks and good luck!

@ thank you. I think it was the baits or also that I demolded right after 40 minutes or so. Lol Gonna let it sit to see if it dries if not I got another kit. Will wash and dry baits and definitely let it sit til next day to remold. Thanks for your help.

@@fishinnjwell finally got a good mold out of player of Paris. 2 attempts so far and both times I’ve gotten air bubbles only in the thin part towards tail. I give up! Lol

@adamw5360 yes sir! It's a great feeling for sure! And the customization is endless! Thanks for watching!

It’s sad the way some of these tackle providers try to drain their own customers.

@@adamw5360 what did you use as your mold making product if you don’t mind me asking? I’ve used alumilite mold maker 2 times already and the product is trash. The lure cavities will not dry

cash grab? they dont make practical colors limited edition lmao, just dont buy them. Theyre mainly collectables

I also commented that on the nlbn Facebook and someone from the company snapped at me with some bs "this is our business model". All I said was the limited release was getting old.

@@amcow9199 totally, just increases mold size and materials needed. Should work the same just bigger.

@amcow9199 It's a Ames Industries at Harbot Frieght tool. Thanks for watching!

@MemeTastic. Hey, I haven't been down there in a while. I know the 'rod and reel pier' can be productive. Thanks for watching!

@DismanZayy Yes! You can order different softness/hardness plastics, and a softener to customize action. But it's more a hobby than to save $. Thanks for watching!

@stevescarcliff7229 Thanks brother!!

@CDFootballGaming awesome, they're not to expensive and opens up another way to target fish. Thanks for watching!

@@williammiller735 Slayer is a great bait co. Thanks for watching!!

@@collinthammavongsa244 planning on designing a shrimp lure next! Thanks for watching!

@collinthammavongsa244 it's corrugated plastic sheet, craft stores, Walmart will have this. Thanks for watching!

@davidrobinson8 lol It would take forever if I did it the old way. Some people are really fast that way but I need the vac! Thanks for watching!

@davidperez-wf9td Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

@PondHoppinHooligan I usually go with both, some days they want crabs, some days the barnacles. Depends on the spot too, dont want to be casting just flipping at the most.But you can scrape the barnacles for bait and some into the water for chum. and freeze em for your next trip. Thanks for watching!

@@fishinnj Awesome, Thanks for sharing 👊🏻🎣