*It's great caught caught a brown trout on the first cast. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend if it was a little smaller it would be more effective for different species*
Hey Chris I just wanted to say that videos like this are encouraging for beginners like myself. I watch all of your videos and at times I can get kind of intimadated by your stuff especially your open pour swim baits. But to see guys of your level still making stuff like this is very encouraging. Thanks for all the content, keep up the good work.
"Back 2 Basics" is a great idea Chris...it's kinda a "How 2 Start" with plastic baits and an introduction to the wonderful "World of Color" which in my humble opinion is the hardest concept to understand, it takes successes and failures....in a word "experience", to master. I hope you continue and maybe even expand this mini series of videos. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into all of your WWF videos... I can never get enough!!! Keep your family safe Chris.... thanks again.
Chris the Peacock bass looks incredible. Yes these kind of videos are a boost of encouragement to those new in the bait making world. I pray that you keep going with the back2basics tutorial videos.
@@WorldsWorstFishing would you include in one of your upcoming back2basics videos the differences in baits that have and have not been ran through the vacuum chamber?
I just started watching you channel recently and i find all your videos great so far, but my son and I are just getting ready to venture into soft bait making so these kinds of videos are awesome for us. That said some of your layered hand pours and more complicated baits are so fun to watch come together. Thanks bud.
I really enjoy these videos! I started out with Do-it molds plastic and colorants, and I actually really love their colors and haven’t really tried any other companies colors or glitters. I would like to experiment with MF or lureworks, but I have almost every color that I need, and feel like I’d be taking a step back when it comes to recipes if I did that. I’d love to see more of this, because even though I’ve been making baits for several years now, I’m still learning and I appreciate the videos. I know some folks don’t like you doing these because they’re small bait companies and it’s making their customer base smaller if their customers start making plastics, but I actually thank you for it, because why wouldn’t you want to share something like this!
It comes in any profession honestly. If you ever do any more business related videos, could you do one on marketing and advertising? Like how did you get Land is the Limit out there, best ways to market, etc
Chris Great way to show the difference in the colors. I have been working on videos doing this. I have to say man you did a great job. Keep it up man and you and your family stay safe and can't wait till Simple Jack comes over and y'all build his rod.
Appreciate the back to basics. Just got an open pour mold and some dead on essentials. A few more elements and i hope to be bait making by spring. So yeah, appreciate the time you took to show what you can do with a minimal setup. Thanks.
Just wanted to thank you for doing these types of videos for beginners because. It got me into the hobby and I just placed my first order today with dead on plastics if it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t know where to begin with all the options out there. so thanks for simplifying the process
I'm just starting out pouring plastics and this was so helpful. Your whole channel has been very helpful. I'm trying to model some of my colors after yours because I like yours so much. Thank you for all the hard work you do.
I understood the concept of this video. I think it’s important to know the basic of colors and what is capable with a only few colors to eventually master it like the peacock lures at the end of the video. Great work Chris! Awesome lesson!!
YES! Definitely! more of these videos, I like em! I like what you said about the bait catching the fisherman, I’ve said that a lot. I guess i never thought about it on a confidence level, makes sense to me.
I've been thinking about pouring some bait and didn't know where to start. Your videos have definitely helped out and have put me in the right direction. Appreciate all your time and hard work!
Chris your content has always been stellar. I think if you almost had a rating system for your videos that would help people with where they are in their bait making skills. So for instance - beginner, intermediate & advanced. That way we have an idea of the difficulty of pulling off what your doing on camera. Keep up the fine work my friend.
I enjoy these videos more than the crazy colors. Sometimes simple colors are the most effective. Great advice in there for us beginners. Keep the videos coming!
Def love these types of videos, actually just watched your “starting plastic lure making with $500...” last night. I don’t really have the room where I live now to start but as soon as I move east in the future, it’s on! Would love to see some peanut butter grape too. Thanks again Chris!
I think the Back to Basics idea is great man! Keep up the good work. You’re quickly becoming one of my top watched channels. I could watch you and Marling everyday
Hey Chris, Now this video series im really liking, back to basics for a guy like me considering to start doing this myself. Im laid off for several weeks up to 3 months because of corona virus, this interests me more and more...Thank you and ya ll be safe RikNeck
In lure making with a very limited budget what molds would you recommend when you can only get 1or 2 molds. Because I’m twelve have found all the equipment but just wanted to see what mold you would recommend
This video helped me out a lot cause when I start making my own baits this spring/summer, I now know I wont need a ton of stuff right away to make multiple different things.
I love these types of videos. You got me into this with the basic colors and I experimented on my own but these less complex tutorials will bring a lot more people into the hobby. I can say a "Pigment Specific" video would be a great idea... Hey guys here are 4 or 5 things you can do with X color a powder and a couple glitters.
Hi I'm from Puerto Rico , first time seeing your video, really like it. Want to start my own business here please continue showing and giving ideas. Thanks
Love watching you make baits no matter how you do it. Have you tried making some more unnatural colors before like a flame color or maybe like a psychedelic color?
Love this type of video. More my speed with my type of set up 👍 Also love the how to color videos. My dual injector should be here next week. Can't wait to try to make "sure thing" from bass pro stiko-o worms. I got a bass tackle 6 inch thick stick coming also
I just found your channel tonight and I am amazed! I can't believe how easy this looks... is there a good start-up kit and what kind of entry costs would I be looking at? I hate throwing away beat-down baits and try to recycle them however I can (usually cut down my old senkos into make-shift ned worms, for example).
Thank you for your videos. I am learning a ton and am starting to get into making soft baits. I have a problem though and am hoping you can help me. Do you know why most of my glitter settles to one side of the bait? I can send you a picture if you’d like.
Hi. I understand you might not see this. But do you know if you could blend up a few sheets of light polarizing film into flakes or ribbons and pour them into a bait?The polarizing films can be cheaply purchased and are similar to the ones used in polarized sunglasses. Fish see polarized light differently than us and it may not be showy to us but to a fish may be very visually noticeable.
you could try..they might melt or cause a reaction with the plastic, so use extreme caution, gloves, long sleeves, eye glasses and add them to the hot plastic from a distance using some sort of extender.
Your videos are always super helpful and very informative! the only thing im missing is a degassing pump because my hand pours turn out with micro bubbles everywhere but like you said baby steps.
I am going to getting a kit from DO-IT but after watching your videos I will get molds elsewhere. I also have been getting ideas from watching you like putting glitter in and mixing before the colorant, then putting the colorant in but not fully mixing it so it has a streak like effect along with the clear and the glitter all over. I guess it would be kind of a laminate situation without the straight-line effect, what do you think?
Awesome videos. I'm brand new to bait making. Ordered my supplies last night and can't wait to start! Quick question though, how long do you let the plastic set in the mold before opening it?
I think I would go for a ribbon worm and a craw for my first molds if I did this. They are my soft plastic lure of choice. Really you make it look so reasonable to get into. Heh, good teacher vibes.
Mastering the "Basics" is more beneficial to the bait maker ... Once you got the hang of things, then you go onto the more creative versions !!!! As they say "got to learn how to crawl before you walk" ...... Enjoying this content !! Stay Safe ..... from Down Under
Sometimes with all the colors and flake. It gets a little overwhelming. When I show a fisherman all the choices he has, and I get just do me some green pumpkin dark and light green pumpkin. Them I look at my rack with all the colors and glitter I think , maybe I went overboard, and should have put that money in molds. Great video I hope the begenners see the potential in the basics..
I have an open pour mold that is similar to the 709 craw myself that I enjoy using. I am thinking about going to injection for ease of use though. Have you tried the Bite me craw mold from bts?
Hope you enjoyed this video! Visit my link in the description for awesome pigments!!
Buen día donde consigue el molde del último plastico
I may be crazy but I think I actually enjoy these types of videos more then the ones where you get crazy with the baits.
thanks for the feedback!
Me to
*It's great caught caught a brown trout on the first cast. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend if it was a little smaller it would be more effective for different species*
Hey Chris I just wanted to say that videos like this are encouraging for beginners like myself. I watch all of your videos and at times I can get kind of intimadated by your stuff especially your open pour swim baits. But to see guys of your level still making stuff like this is very encouraging. Thanks for all the content, keep up the good work.
That is exactly why I am doing these videos...thanks so much for tuning in!
Keep on shooting!
"Back 2 Basics" is a great idea Chris...it's kinda a "How 2 Start" with plastic baits and an introduction to the wonderful "World of Color" which in my humble opinion is the hardest concept to understand, it takes successes and failures....in a word "experience", to master.
I hope you continue and maybe even expand this mini series of videos. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into all of your WWF videos... I can never get enough!!!
Keep your family safe Chris.... thanks again.
dude thanks so much!
Chris the Peacock bass looks incredible. Yes these kind of videos are a boost of encouragement to those new in the bait making world. I pray that you keep going with the back2basics tutorial videos.
thanks sir...and yes, it's gonna sorta be a mini-series
@@WorldsWorstFishing would you include in one of your upcoming back2basics videos the differences in baits that have and have not been ran through the vacuum chamber?
@@WorldsWorstFishing that lure be perfect for bass an northerns
I just started watching you channel recently and i find all your videos great so far, but my son and I are just getting ready to venture into soft bait making so these kinds of videos are awesome for us. That said some of your layered hand pours and more complicated baits are so fun to watch come together. Thanks bud.
I really enjoy these videos! I started out with Do-it molds plastic and colorants, and I actually really love their colors and haven’t really tried any other companies colors or glitters. I would like to experiment with MF or lureworks, but I have almost every color that I need, and feel like I’d be taking a step back when it comes to recipes if I did that. I’d love to see more of this, because even though I’ve been making baits for several years now, I’m still learning and I appreciate the videos. I know some folks don’t like you doing these because they’re small bait companies and it’s making their customer base smaller if their customers start making plastics, but I actually thank you for it, because why wouldn’t you want to share something like this!
thanks nick.....yeah def some haters out there for sure.
It comes in any profession honestly. If you ever do any more business related videos, could you do one on marketing and advertising? Like how did you get Land is the Limit out there, best ways to market, etc
Hey thanks for the videos. Yeah it is basic for some and repetitive to others, but everyone starts somewhere and I get a lot out of them.
Chris Great way to show the difference in the colors. I have been working on videos doing this. I have to say man you did a great job. Keep it up man and you and your family stay safe and can't wait till Simple Jack comes over and y'all build his rod.
Hey thanks man...yeah he's ready for that carrot stick
Appreciate the back to basics. Just got an open pour mold and some dead on essentials. A few more elements and i hope to be bait making by spring. So yeah, appreciate the time you took to show what you can do with a minimal setup. Thanks.
Just wanted to thank you for doing these types of videos for beginners because. It got me into the hobby and I just placed my first order today with dead on plastics if it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t know where to begin with all the options out there. so thanks for simplifying the process
I'm just starting out pouring plastics and this was so helpful. Your whole channel has been very helpful. I'm trying to model some of my colors after yours because I like yours so much. Thank you for all the hard work you do.
Being in a country with limited bait making equipment and colorants this has really helped me. many thanks and please post more like this one.
will do
I understood the concept of this video. I think it’s important to know the basic of colors and what is capable with a only few colors to eventually master it like the peacock lures at the end of the video. Great work Chris! Awesome lesson!!
👍👍
YES! Definitely! more of these videos, I like em! I like what you said about the bait catching the fisherman, I’ve said that a lot. I guess i never thought about it on a confidence level, makes sense to me.
thanks john!
Very helpful. I am planning to add this type of bait making to my new hobby. Thanks!
I've been thinking about pouring some bait and didn't know where to start. Your videos have definitely helped out and have put me in the right direction. Appreciate all your time and hard work!
Great to hear!
You my friend have inspired me to make my own lures .Thankyou greatly appreciate it.
Really looking forward to the rest of this mini series. Great content.
thanks brandon
I really love this sort of video. I want to get into soft plastics and this really helps build my confidence to get started.
thank you
Chris your content has always been stellar. I think if you almost had a rating system for your videos that would help people with where they are in their bait making skills. So for instance - beginner, intermediate & advanced. That way we have an idea of the difficulty of pulling off what your doing on camera. Keep up the fine work my friend.
thanks so much Tom
I enjoy these videos more than the crazy colors. Sometimes simple colors are the most effective. Great advice in there for us beginners. Keep the videos coming!
thank you luke!
Like these videos as I am new to the hobby and learning about the various color and flake combos and how versatile they are is very helpful.
Glad you like them!
This will always be a great video to go back on.
Def love these types of videos, actually just watched your “starting plastic lure making with $500...” last night. I don’t really have the room where I live now to start but as soon as I move east in the future, it’s on! Would love to see some peanut butter grape too. Thanks again Chris!
thanks for watching
What an awesome video my man! You have been instrumental on soft plastic making journey! So thank you for all the info and entertainment!
thanks so much...please share my videos with friends
@@WorldsWorstFishing I will but I am the only fishing super nerd in my group.
Great video. You have motivated me to start looking to make my own plastics. Please keep this series going!
awesome to hear!
Great resource for newbies. Thanks.
This and the newest video have helped me immensely . I am on a learning curve and I just need to start from the basics. Thanks Chris. Great video!
Most excellent Chris! Perfect timing for this series! Just what the doctor ordered. Stay home and make baits. 😉
haha u bet
I think the Back to Basics idea is great man! Keep up the good work. You’re quickly becoming one of my top watched channels. I could watch you and Marling everyday
thanks so much Andrew
Hey Chris, Now this video series im really liking, back to basics for a guy like me considering to start doing this myself. Im laid off for several weeks up to 3 months because of corona virus, this interests me more and more...Thank you and ya ll be safe RikNeck
im sorry to hear that...more videos like these to come
In lure making with a very limited budget what molds would you recommend when you can only get 1or 2 molds. Because I’m twelve have found all the equipment but just wanted to see what mold you would recommend
whatever style of bait is your favorite.
Thank you
This video helped me out a lot cause when I start making my own baits this spring/summer, I now know I wont need a ton of stuff right away to make multiple different things.
Yessir
Back to the basics....this is going to be an awesome series! Great idea Chris. 👍🍺🎣
thank you sir
Even though I'm a catfisherman these simple colors are helping me with small baits to catch skipjack here in Tennessee ..
This is very helpful
glad to hear, thanks for watching
I’m loving these videos . Still binge watching
I enjoy almost all of your videos. You're too hard on yourself. You make bait-making look easy. I'm sure it's not. Thank you Mr. Jones.
its not easy...but very approachable and learnable
I love these types of videos. You got me into this with the basic colors and I experimented on my own but these less complex tutorials will bring a lot more people into the hobby. I can say a "Pigment Specific" video would be a great idea... Hey guys here are 4 or 5 things you can do with X color a powder and a couple glitters.
yeah thats a great idea!
your video are super helpful......thank you for your time
Hi I'm from Puerto Rico , first time seeing your video, really like it. Want to start my own business here please continue showing and giving ideas. Thanks
Awesome stuff and to answer your questions, yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.
thanks Frank
Love the videos. Makes me want to start making my own soft plastics.
You should do a collaboration with Marling baits
Our third collaboration is being discussed
Great video Chris, thanks so much!!!!!!!! Keep casting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stay safe out there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks as always greg
You've taught me sooo much Chris !!! Thank you for all you do ! Be blessed...
thanks Tim
Love all your work. I'm a big fan of Margereta Mutilator color. Do you know of a recipe?
Keep up the videos like this love it really helps us guys were starting out
Will do Ken
Me and my 13yr old son are just starting ur videos are helpful thank u chris
thanks Mike!
Love this series already!
thank you
That laminate color looks great-Grandebass has a color similar (Trophy Hunter:Junebug/Watermelon Red flake). It is a killer here in South/East Texas.
Yeah for sure...
What lake in southeast Texas I grew up on Toledo Bend!!! Love that Lake!!!
Love watching you make baits no matter how you do it. Have you tried making some more unnatural colors before like a flame color or maybe like a psychedelic color?
yeah sorta..you can use the bright stuff and really make some wild things
Great video man love that laminate at the end great color
thanks jimmy
World's Worst Fishing call it purplechobee
Yeah kenco's channel is good. Great info for anyone who is at least semi serious about their bait making.
yeah he shows a lot of different colors
Love those black and blue craws and love that craw mold
just started making my own soft plastics.. having more success than I thought I would have.. great video btw
Glad to hear
watermelon red flake is the juice...i always do good with that color its my favorite atm
Love those purple colors
original purple worm is the maybe the goat of worms!
This brings out the kid in me and yes I like the simple pours and keep up the good work
I love the back 2 basics videos! I am a new subscribers and am interested in getting started into making my own plastic baits.
Very helpful thank you...
Thanks so much!
Love your videos. Started making lures because of you...And the quarantine. Any recipes for berkley motor oil? I'd love to make that in a stick worm
Thanks man these videos are so informative I’m just starting but these helped a lot🙏🏻
Where in Florida are you located at
Love this type of video. More my speed with my type of set up 👍
Also love the how to color videos. My dual injector should be here next week. Can't wait to try to make "sure thing" from bass pro stiko-o worms. I got a bass tackle 6 inch thick stick coming also
Hey chris where do I find that jerk bait(fluke) mold. At thank you for.the vids
Awesome as always keep em coming!
Thanks Andrew
Great video can't wait for the next one on the series. Excellent info and a lot of info.
thanks chris
I just found your channel tonight and I am amazed! I can't believe how easy this looks... is there a good start-up kit and what kind of entry costs would I be looking at? I hate throwing away beat-down baits and try to recycle them however I can (usually cut down my old senkos into make-shift ned worms, for example).
Great info for newbies 🐟
That peacock bass looked awesome. I really love that watermelon junebug craw.
that peacock bass has me all up n my feelings haha...I seldom pour one that good
Thank you for your videos. I am learning a ton and am starting to get into making soft baits. I have a problem though and am hoping you can help me. Do you know why most of my glitter settles to one side of the bait? I can send you a picture if you’d like.
Great video Chris, that peacock would work great up north where the bass feed on perch.
thanks..its very perchy
Hi. I understand you might not see this. But do you know if you could blend up a few sheets of light polarizing film into flakes or ribbons and pour them into a bait?The polarizing films can be cheaply purchased and are similar to the ones used in polarized sunglasses. Fish see polarized light differently than us and it may not be showy to us but to a fish may be very visually noticeable.
you could try..they might melt or cause a reaction with the plastic, so use extreme caution, gloves, long sleeves, eye glasses and add them to the hot plastic from a distance using some sort of extender.
Your videos are always super helpful and very informative! the only thing im missing is a degassing pump because my hand pours turn out with micro bubbles everywhere but like you said baby steps.
yeah def get you a vac pump!
Really quality video and helpful tips .. keep it up
A happy subscriber
Those peacock bass swimbaits are gorgeous!!!
thank you
Sweet dude love the channel!!!
thank you Hazin.
Yup!
Just getting started and love watching you videos ! Shared
Thanks for the roll and video! Very helpful! Gotta love triplets. Lol
Haha thank you
I am going to getting a kit from DO-IT but after watching your videos I will get molds elsewhere. I also have been getting ideas from watching you like putting glitter in and mixing before the colorant, then putting the colorant in but not fully mixing it so it has a streak like effect along with the clear and the glitter all over. I guess it would be kind of a laminate situation without the straight-line effect, what do you think?
Awsome 👍 Thanks for sharing and these type of videos are super helpful
thanks for watching
Awesome videos. I'm brand new to bait making. Ordered my supplies last night and can't wait to start! Quick question though, how long do you let the plastic set in the mold before opening it?
It is great to see what you can do with just a starter kit. Motivating to say the least.
thanks Mike
It’s crazy how amazing the charcoal looked but it barely took anything
I think I would go for a ribbon worm and a craw for my first molds if I did this. They are my soft plastic lure of choice. Really you make it look so reasonable to get into. Heh, good teacher vibes.
thanks so much sir
Awesome vid Chris! Thank you.
thanks for watching rob
Enjoy instructional nature and color creations of the channel. I would like to see your frogs.
yeah ive got two frog molds..one custom mold I designed and the Ai frog.
What would happen if you mixed the black grape with the watermelon?would you get a greenish purple or would the purple over take the watermelon
That's a good question
Have you made a video on how to clean the equipment or does it just pull out easily? Also how about cleaning out the injector?
I would love to see a video of morning dawn core shots!
Pretty awesome my friend ! keep up the good work !
thank you
Awesome drumer and awesome bait maker 🤙🏼🎣
I appreciate that sir
Great video I received my order from do it molds and I get to make my first lure
Very nice, stay safe and have lots of fun
Excellent as always
thank you
Mastering the "Basics" is more beneficial to the bait maker ...
Once you got the hang of things, then you go onto the more creative versions !!!!
As they say "got to learn how to crawl before you walk" ......
Enjoying this content !!
Stay Safe ..... from Down Under
Thanks Michael!
Wow this helped me out a lot thanks
I love watermelon seed color, it also always produces bites
The swim bait look great
Thanks .. super proud of those lol
Sometimes with all the colors and flake. It gets a little overwhelming. When I show a fisherman all the choices he has, and I get just do me some green pumpkin dark and light green pumpkin. Them I look at my rack with all the colors and glitter I think , maybe I went overboard, and should have put that money in molds. Great video I hope the begenners see the potential in the basics..
I have an open pour mold that is similar to the 709 craw myself that I enjoy using. I am thinking about going to injection for ease of use though. Have you tried the Bite me craw mold from bts?