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Do-It Products
Do-It Products
The Do-It Bass Casting Mold 3/4oz 9cavity is a multi-cavity sinker mold built for anglers who want to cast their own bass fishing weights at home. If you tie your own lures, pour your own soft plastics, or simply prefer the control and economy of making sinkers to your exact specs, a quality casting mold is an essential tool. This nine-cavity mold lets you produce multiple 3/4-ounce sinkers in a single pour, cutting your production time and keeping your tackle box stocked with the weights you actually use.
Do-It Products has long been the go-to source for DIY fishing tackle molding—whether you're pouring spinnerbaits, crankbaits, or sinkers. Their molds are engineered for repeatability and ease of use, so you spend less time troubleshooting and more time fishing. The 3/4-ounce weight is a versatile size for bass applications, suitable for Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, and a range of casting scenarios across different water depths and cover types.
Casting your own sinkers gives you flexibility that buying pre-made weights doesn't: you control material choice, you customize weight distribution, and you eliminate the markup of retail tackle. Whether you're a serious DIY tackle builder or just looking to get into sinker molding, a nine-cavity mold means efficient production runs and consistent results.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Mold Type | Bass Casting Sinker Mold |
| Number of Cavities | 9 |
| Sinker Weight | 3/4 ounce |
To cast sinkers with this mold, you'll need lead or other casting material, a heat source (typically a furnace or melting pot designed for tackle casting), and casting implements like a ladle. Do-It Products manufactures complementary equipment and supplies, but casting basics should be researched before your first pour to ensure safe practice.
This mold is designed specifically for 3/4-ounce bass casting sinkers. Do-It offers different molds for other sinker types and weights if you need variety.
The mold has nine cavities, so you'll produce nine 3/4-ounce sinkers per complete pour, assuming all cavities fill properly.
The Do-It Bass Casting Mold 3/4oz 9cavity is a multi-cavity sinker mold built for anglers who want to cast their own bass fishing weights at home. If you tie your own lures, pour your own soft plastics, or simply prefer the control and economy of making sinkers to your exact specs, a quality casting mold is an essential tool. This nine-cavity mold lets you produce multiple 3/4-ounce sinkers in a single pour, cutting your production time and keeping your tackle box stocked with the weights you actually use.
Do-It Products has long been the go-to source for DIY fishing tackle molding—whether you're pouring spinnerbaits, crankbaits, or sinkers. Their molds are engineered for repeatability and ease of use, so you spend less time troubleshooting and more time fishing. The 3/4-ounce weight is a versatile size for bass applications, suitable for Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, and a range of casting scenarios across different water depths and cover types.
Casting your own sinkers gives you flexibility that buying pre-made weights doesn't: you control material choice, you customize weight distribution, and you eliminate the markup of retail tackle. Whether you're a serious DIY tackle builder or just looking to get into sinker molding, a nine-cavity mold means efficient production runs and consistent results.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Mold Type | Bass Casting Sinker Mold |
| Number of Cavities | 9 |
| Sinker Weight | 3/4 ounce |
To cast sinkers with this mold, you'll need lead or other casting material, a heat source (typically a furnace or melting pot designed for tackle casting), and casting implements like a ladle. Do-It Products manufactures complementary equipment and supplies, but casting basics should be researched before your first pour to ensure safe practice.
This mold is designed specifically for 3/4-ounce bass casting sinkers. Do-It offers different molds for other sinker types and weights if you need variety.
The mold has nine cavities, so you'll produce nine 3/4-ounce sinkers per complete pour, assuming all cavities fill properly.
