Soft Bait Maker Starter Kit! Beginners Soft Bait Kit Tutorial
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Welcome to the World's Worst Fishing! We are a fishing-centered TV program that does its best to bring you great fishing content & soft plastic bait making tutorials! We hope to provide our viewers with content that is fun, creative, informative and most of all entertaining. Sit back and watch us bring you the world's worst fishing!
We make fishing lures and soft plastic baits. You will find lure making tips and techniques as well as mold making tutorials and color ideas for your lure making
Warning: Making Soft Plastic lures can involve high temperature liquid plastic under pressure and is inherently dangerous if spilled or mishandled. Proceed making lures at your own risk.
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Helluva idea guys .. not only an all in one package but $79 shipped!! This just put me over the edge on making my own... Happy birthday to me!!!
Haha right on!!!
Happy birthday
It’s nice to see starter kits coming out for the beginners. Lots of people don’t start making baits due to overwhelming options so this simple approach is great!!
Very true!
Man you can't go wrong with the ol school 7" ribbon tail worm and the kits are all some just in time for Christmas I just wish they were making them when I got started with this all some hobby thanks again triple j baits
7" worm is immortal
Awesome deal from Josh and the gang.
This is a great idea and colaboration !! ... I started off by clay and the Silicone to make my first few molds, and i randomly found out there's CNC molds and that changed everything for me, my dad used to do CNC machining and LOVED fishing so it was nice to get into this hobby cause it was something my Dad would have appreciated and really enjoyed himself, So I see this as being a GREAT gift for a father and son or daughter kinda bonding thing where they make baits and go out and try em togther ... I appreciate how you did the mistakes :D cause when i first did any of this i freaked out, but after the first mistake, you realize that its ok ... Specially showing how to do multi colored baits !! great stuff
Yep..mistakes are part of it
It's a pretty good deal as a starter kit.
Great tips, another great video!!
Thanks
Those are awesome little kits! Perfect for beginners! Well Done!
They are!
this is a great kit for all those used/torn up store bought plastic baits and remelt them into one of these 3 baits.
No plastisol had to go to waste
Saw these yesterday! Really cool! Wish they allowed you to choose the three colors you wanted versus having them pre-packed but looks like a great way to get started in soft plastics! If I had to choose one I'd have to go with the curly tail worm kit to start.
Thanks for the video. I'm about to start making my own plastics.
Sweet...welcome to the hobby
Jump in, the "waters fine"
@@WorldsWorstFishing Just ordered my kit this morning! Thanks again for all the videos, they've been really helpful. I'll be sure to link your YT channel on my videos when I start pouring!
Craw first,then the ribbon tail worm. Thanks for all you do Chris!
The craw pours the easiest too
I would get all three because I want to get started in making plastics
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Good idea but why no crappie baits? There are those who don't fish bass but spend spring, summer and fall chasing panfish.
They make tons of Crappie molds..just not a beginners kit yet
Yupp this video did it, I’m gonna try my hand at making baits!
Haha do it
This is exciting! Ive been wanting to start my own lure company and this feels like a great way to start!
It will get ya started so you can see if you enjoy making baits
Fantastic idea! Looks extremely well thought out and explained. Love it!
Thanks so much!
I know it’s kind of weird to post a comment before I’ve watched the video, but I can’t wait to see it! Thx Chris
Congrats on the kits, guys. I'd go for the craw kit myself. I'm not a bait maker, but I've definitely become interested since finding your channel.
Awesome! Thank you!
Love it!! I would honestly have to get all three 😅 especially the price! Outstanding collab! ❤️
Appreciate it
Chris not only create baits, he create's even new baitjunkies. New kind off sub-culture.😂😂😂
Even in the Netherlands 😊
I think I would have to go with the craw mold. I can picture several different color options and ways to present to the fish. ❤❤❤
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Nice work to all involved!
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Hey Chris. I just came across your channel. I live in South Texas (Aransas Pass) mainly fish for speckled sea trout and red drum. I fish 99% artificial. I want to get into making my own lures. I just don't know what molds I want to get. I usually use Gulp 4 "shrimp, and some mullet looking paddle tail. I'm curious how those AI 4g look in person. What do you think would be a good mold fore to start with. Thanks
Yeah I’d love to see a video of the most popular salt and fresh water molds.
Well I had purchased all my stuff before I knew this was an option but I’m finally got my molds and man do the core shot senkos look so good I’m glad to be able to do this and I’m so excited to see where this takes me in the future
The kit is a a good gift idea, or starter option. The kit cost $79 plus shipping. If you purchased the same material by yourself it would cost about $60
Would cost way more...
@@WorldsWorstFishing challenge accepted
@exploringt.h.c.440 a comparable mold is $30 from Ai...the 2 cavity 7.5" ribbontail worm mold...they dont sell this exact 1 cavity version so i cant know for sure what price would be, but lets say $18-20 for the mold plus shipping. then the plastic, most plastisol is sold by the 1 gallon at minimum, usually $30 for a gallon plus shipping, making your average 1 gallon of plastic closer to $40-45...even the bait plastics sampler pack is $25. Then you would need to source the colors, because unlike the kit, your raw plastic is colorless...to reproduce the 3 colors in the kit you are looking at an additional $7 per 4oz bottle..totaling $21. The probe thermometer is about $12...then a Pyrex cup, which can be found for less than $10 pretty much anywhere..point being, to source everything in this kit as you would have to buy it would cost more than $79. Could you find a cheaper little worm mold? Sure possibly..maybe even cheaper plastic...but to recreate the kit buying everything separately is way more $$.
@@WorldsWorstFishing Black Assam Tea leaf 🍂
Would love if these were available in Australia
Thanks for the tuition & information, always great to watch & learn
Cheers Stevo
Oz
You could absolutely have one sent to australia
Will certainly look into it in the new year
Cheers
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Hey Chris I would like to put your logo on my boat can I get one made
Of course
I love it! great kit for the new bait maker! great jobb
It's pretty awesome
Early bird MAKES the WORMS🤠😂👍🏻
Amen
I went to the deadon website, and it doesn’t look like you can keep buying pre colored plastic?
Btw, can you dunk the fresh baits in cold water to speed up the setting-up process?
Yes
Hello, how can I get some of your blue claw shiners?
any refills for colored plastisol??
Maybe so...that would be a good idea
I poured many a worm in the 70's, but never with a metal mold. Do all metal molds take so long to cool to a temperature for removal.
If heated properly yes
Great idea!! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
That’s awesome ❤
Great idea for sure
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Super 👍👍 😊
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These are legit and a helluva deal!
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Good deal. Only should have been sooner as usps doesn't really deliver very expeditiously this time of year. Merry Christmas!
Very true!
So glad you did a video on this. I have actually been looking at these lol
Glad I could help!
I would get the worm and awesome job chris and happy holidays everyone
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I'm already a bait maker but the jerkbait is my favorite.
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I've been hoping for these! Injection versions would be great.
Yeah maybe in the future..would be at a higher price point tho
@@WorldsWorstFishing of course, it's just comforting for guys like me that are nervous about getting into the hobby that we could get a good kit from reputable companies with most everything that's needed. I will definitely be buying at least 1 of the open pour kits. Thank you!
Do they sell the molds separately if you want more than one?
That I am not sure
I would prefer the craw bait to fish at zander and bass in the Netherlands
Nice
The worm kit
Nice video. Even though I own some AI molds they are the most expensive molds out there. And I have used it but DOP is one of the most difficult plastics to master.
Hmmmm...didn't take anything more than a few shakes and cooking to 350 for it to work great here..I use it exclusively for all of my high end pours.
I also found that the baits liked to stick together, even after curing for 3 days. Something I've never experienced when using BP.@@WorldsWorstFishing
Epic bait mold cost way more that ai molds
No early morning breakfast beer ???
How much better is the heat pan vs the griddle? I'm a new guy getting into this and i don't think i'll be getting the starter kit. Much rather have all the colors and glitter on hand and just work my way getting mould after mould and just starting that route. They should have made a kit with all the colors and glitters and the additional things and just call it the ultimate starter pack that would have been much more better. I added it up and it's a lot cheaper getting it all individual, that's kind of an L.
No disrespect, but to source everything to recreate the kit as you would have to buy them from the mold/bait vendors is way more than $79 flat...just 1 gallon of plastic is $45 shipped...the kit bypasses that expense by offering sample sizes pre-colored...your average 4oz bottle of color being $7 by itself. Then a comparable mold, then the $12 thermometer..then the pyrex..it adds up.
To answer your question tho..a pancake griddle is your best store bought option for heating any bait molds 👍👍
What would be the lowest room temperature you think would work for pouring baits. I live in Western Nebraska and my garage isn't reall heated. If I could get around 50 to 55 degrees do ypu think it would be possible to pour baits effectively effectively?
I've poured in 30 degrees...just gotta heat the molds
Thank you for your quick response. I think your the best soft plastic bait maker on you tube
@michaelmuzzey7871 I'm certainly one of the first lol...but I appreciate the compliment
How many worms do you reckon you can get out of that one kit?
I shoot 5,000 kwiggler baits a day on a mold that has 44 cavities and another mold that has 66
Cool...is it fun?
When can we see you make some glow in the dark lures
Did a whole video on that while back
How do I get one
Link in the pinned comment
The worm!
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I would get the jerk bait i’ve gotten way more and way bigger fish on it
I still don’t even have a thermometer 😂
Me either
Can i pls get a mold
I'll send you some Zoom for remelt
Haha I used to remelt store bought stuff all the time
@WorldsWorstFishing it would actually be it's 3rd remelt because they were lizards but now it's a giant creature