Mold for 1/2 oz tube jig mold

[Junk Fisherman]

Looking for a mold for 1/2 oz, 3/0 60 degree tube jigs for deep water smallies or cracking a tube.  Those Bite Me Jigs at $1+ per are too much considering how often I lose them.  Any info is appreciated.    

[Munkin]

Check Ebay under CNC-works aka Shawn Collins. 

 

Allen 

[mc6524]

Since you are fishing deep sallies my guess is you’re around rock piles etc.  and snags may be an issue.  I slide a bell sinker inside my tube and then Texas rig it.  If the bell sinker is too big you can also use a tungsten weight.

[Jig Man]

I have a Do It for 3/8 oz 90° hook.  I’ve used it to 60’ for winter spots on Table Rock.   If you can’t find what you are looking for you may be able to use one of them.

[WRB]

Do-It molds has 60 degree hook eye "skirted jig" (tube jig) mold to 3/8 oz, contact them they may have what you need.

Tom

[onthewater102]

If you've found a jig style you like but are turned off because it uses a 90 degree hook you can always modify the mold. It's so easy to change the hook eye position in most molds - as long as the mold doesn't require you to pin the hook eye to keep it clean that is. All you need is a dremel.

Of the 20+ molds I have I think only a handful haven't been modified. The extra hook eye positions just fill with a little tab of lead when you pour the jig that you can twist right off.

I also mark slots for wires so I can make spinnerbaits with many of my jig molds, though I imagine a tube jig might not be one you'd want to turn into a spinnerbait.

[Jig Man]

19 minutes ago, onthewater102 said:

If you've found a jig style you like but are turned off because it uses a 90 degree hook you can always modify the mold. It's so easy to change the hook eye position in most molds - as long as the mold doesn't require you to pin the hook eye to keep it clean that is. All you need is a dremel.

Of the 20+ molds I have I think only a handful haven't been modified. The extra hook eye positions just fill with a little tab of lead when you pour the jig that you can twist right off.

I also mark slots for wires so I can make spinnerbaits with many of my jig molds, though I imagine a tube jig might not be one you'd want to turn into a spinnerbait.

RTV silicone is what I use to cover voids in modified molds.

[Bdnoble84]

There are several weedless bass jig molds that would fit inside a tube. If there is a style u like, you can just mold without the weedguard sovthe jud will fit inside the tube.