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Do-It Products
The Do-It Egg Sinker Mold is purpose-built for anglers who want to cast their own terminal tackle and dial in the exact weight and finish their setup demands. This 11-cavity mold lets you pour egg or slip sinkers in both 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz weights, giving you the flexibility to match different water conditions, depths, and bait presentations without buying pre-made sinkers in bulk. Whether you're a tournament angler fine-tuning your rig or a weekend fisher who likes to tinker, rolling your own sinkers cuts waste and keeps your tackle box stocked with exactly what you need.
Egg sinkers work by allowing your line to slip freely through the mold—the fish feels the bait, not the weight. That design translates to more bites and better hook-sets, especially in situations where a fixed sinker spooks cautious fish or causes missed strikes. The mold includes one pull pin for easy sinker ejection; replacement pins are available separately if you need backups for heavy use or shared tackle shops.
Casting your own sinkers is straightforward: load the cavities with molten lead, let it cool, use the pin to pop finished sinkers out, and you're ready to fish. The dual-weight cavity layout means one mold covers most fresh and light saltwater applications. If you're already investing time in custom lure work, sinker casting rounds out the skillset and saves money over months of fishing.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Mold Type | Egg Sinker |
| Cavity Count | 11 |
| Weight Options | 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz |
| Included Accessory | 1 pull pin |
The mold is configured to cast 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz egg sinkers. You'll have multiple cavities of each weight in the 11-cavity layout, so you can produce a mix in a single pour session.
The mold ships with one pull pin. If you cast frequently or want to speed up your workflow, extra pins are available for separate purchase. A single pin is sufficient for occasional use.
This mold is designed for egg and slip sinkers, which are the same casting—the "slip" function comes from how you rig them on your line, not the mold design. Once cast, these sinkers work in slip rigs where the line passes through the sinker cavity.
The mold itself is your core tool. You'll need a lead source, a heat source to melt it, and a way to safely handle molten material—most anglers use a lead pot or ladle. Safety gear (gloves, eye protection, ventilation) is essential when working with molten lead.
Do-It Products
The Do-It Egg Sinker Mold is purpose-built for anglers who want to cast their own terminal tackle and dial in the exact weight and finish their setup demands. This 11-cavity mold lets you pour egg or slip sinkers in both 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz weights, giving you the flexibility to match different water conditions, depths, and bait presentations without buying pre-made sinkers in bulk. Whether you're a tournament angler fine-tuning your rig or a weekend fisher who likes to tinker, rolling your own sinkers cuts waste and keeps your tackle box stocked with exactly what you need.
Egg sinkers work by allowing your line to slip freely through the mold—the fish feels the bait, not the weight. That design translates to more bites and better hook-sets, especially in situations where a fixed sinker spooks cautious fish or causes missed strikes. The mold includes one pull pin for easy sinker ejection; replacement pins are available separately if you need backups for heavy use or shared tackle shops.
Casting your own sinkers is straightforward: load the cavities with molten lead, let it cool, use the pin to pop finished sinkers out, and you're ready to fish. The dual-weight cavity layout means one mold covers most fresh and light saltwater applications. If you're already investing time in custom lure work, sinker casting rounds out the skillset and saves money over months of fishing.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Mold Type | Egg Sinker |
| Cavity Count | 11 |
| Weight Options | 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz |
| Included Accessory | 1 pull pin |
The mold is configured to cast 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz egg sinkers. You'll have multiple cavities of each weight in the 11-cavity layout, so you can produce a mix in a single pour session.
The mold ships with one pull pin. If you cast frequently or want to speed up your workflow, extra pins are available for separate purchase. A single pin is sufficient for occasional use.
This mold is designed for egg and slip sinkers, which are the same casting—the "slip" function comes from how you rig them on your line, not the mold design. Once cast, these sinkers work in slip rigs where the line passes through the sinker cavity.
The mold itself is your core tool. You'll need a lead source, a heat source to melt it, and a way to safely handle molten material—most anglers use a lead pot or ladle. Safety gear (gloves, eye protection, ventilation) is essential when working with molten lead.
