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I use a ton of soft plastics and with it spend even more money at tackle shops resupplying. I'm trying to get into hand pouring and injecting but again the molds are a little too far out of my price range right now. Does anyone know of a good place to buy bulk soft plastics or anyone who makes their own and sells 100's at a time? Any help on this is good help, I'm a college student and would like to not have to choose between fishing and food anymore.

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Barlow's Tackle ;)

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Ramen noodle are cheap man. Throw a slice of cheese in it for a change up. 30 packs of keystone... Buy the tackle ya want :)

All kidding aside there were some bulk deals in the flea market on this forum.

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Not bulk baits but Berkley Havocs line is a great deal and they have everything, for $3 a pack.

 

And in the spring my DSG usually has buy one get one free or get one half off so i stock up for the year (and next year, and the year after that, and so on). Good baits for cheap. 

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At, fishing tackle outlet.net

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If there's a specific bait you're looking for, try calling the company and see if you can order in bulk from them. 

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If there's a specific bait you're looking for, try calling the company and see if you can order in bulk from them.

I get a lot factory direct! ;)

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I get a lot factory direct! ;)

Anyone ever do this with GYCB? I have found bulk packs ok senkos for sale online but never any luck with the flapping hawgs or creature baits.

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Anyone ever do this with GYCB? I have found bulk packs ok senkos for sale online but never any luck with the flapping hawgs or creature baits.

I have but only because they have a super store in Hemphill Tx

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Anyone ever do this with GYCB? I have found bulk packs ok senkos for sale online but never any luck with the flapping hawgs or creature baits.

https://www.del-mart.com/shop/product.php?productid=16789&cat=340&page=1

There's a guy on EBay who makes these. As tempting as they are, I'm putting my money toward the mold.

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Jethro baits sells bags of ten or fifty.

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Buying worm molds is just the tip of the ice berg regarding costs, the plastisol, dye, flakes etc,etc all add up and you are stuck with what you purchased forever.

Buying bulk worms in 100 count is a similar problem, unless what you selected continues to be a good choice, no crystal ball to predict what bass will eat a week from now. Soft plastics fade in color in time or shift in coloration.

IF you are settled down in soft plastic shape, length and color, then your inventory is reduced somewhat. Contact the manufacturer direct they often sell in bulk. Caution.... there isn't any free lunches!

Tom

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Mister Twister has clearances/bargains time to time.

 

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Buying worm molds is just the tip of the ice berg regarding costs, the plastisol, dye, flakes etc,etc all add up and you are stuck with what you purchased forever.

Buying bulk worms in 100 count is a similar problem, unless what you selected continues to be a good choice, no crystal ball to predict what bass will eat a week from now. Soft plastics fade in color in time or shift in coloration.

IF you are settled down in soft plastic shape, length and color, then your inventory is reduced somewhat. Contact the manufacturer direct they often sell in bulk. Caution.... there isn't any free lunches!

Tom

Very true, pouring worms isnt necessarily the best way to get baits in bulk. I'm in a little better situation, as I already have everything but an injector and that mold. I also have tons of worms-like everyone else-that I just won't use. That's where I get 90% of my colors from. I like turning a $1 flea market bag of Culprits into a bag of drop shot worms that would run me $5-6 at BPS.

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In 1972 I caught my first 15 bass limit on Toledo Bend throwing a blue Rebel ring worm.

I've used ring worms made by Gene Larew, Ringed Rascel, V & M, Lake Fork Tackle, Rage Tail, £ one that I don't know who makes them but I get them from Ann's Tackle in Jasper Tx.

For 22+ yrs my #1 color is Cinnamon Pepper Neon/Junebug Laminated; Camo

I've caught 12 double digit bass in 5 different states on ring worms.

I buy packs of 100 or more in Camo, Blach/Blue Tail, Junebug/Tail, Black Neon, Pumpkin Pepper/Blue Tail, Red Bug, & Starry Night.

It is not unusual on a good day to burn through 50 worms in a day while catching 20-30 bass.

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A shop out here in eastern Penna. call Wacky Worm might be able to help you. Big into plastics. 

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On Gamblers website they have a overstock section. Bags of 50 or 40 for $10 on whatever color they have to much of.

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Thanks so much for all the ideas guys I'll definitely  look into some of them. I think I'm going to make my own molds and start pouring. i found this great video by makelure.com that shows how to make injection molds  

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If there's a specific bait you're looking for, try calling the company and see if you can order in bulk from them. 

but do they give you a better price on them or is it still about 1.50 a bait?

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Thanks so much for all the ideas guys I'll definitely  look into some of them. I think I'm going to make my own molds and start pouring. i found this great video by makelure.com that shows how to make injection molds  

Nice video. Keep us posted on how your baits come out.

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but do they give you a better price on them or is it still about 1.50 a bait?

Usually they'll give you a bulk discount.

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