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Do-It Products
The Do-It Round Head Jig Mold is purpose-built for anglers who tie their own jigs and want precise control over head shape and weight. This mold casting tool lets you pour custom jigs in 1/8 oz and 1/4 oz sizes, giving you the flexibility to match hatch and dial in presentations for everything from panfish to smallmouth. Whether you're refining a proven pattern or experimenting with new color and hook combinations, casting your own jigs saves money on bulk orders and ensures every lure is exactly what you need.
Do-It molds are built for serious lure customization work. The round head profile is a classic shape that works across countless freshwater applications, and the dual-weight capability means you can stock both sizes from a single mold. Pair this with quality hooks—the mold is designed to accommodate standard jig hooks—and you'll have the foundation for consistent, fish-catching presentations.
If you're already pouring soft plastics or experimenting with custom lure designs, adding jig-head casting to your bench expands your options without requiring a complete setup overhaul. For anglers serious about matching conditions and building inventory that fits their techniques, the Do-It approach to mold quality and design makes DIY jig tying practical and rewarding.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Product Type | Jig Mold |
| Head Shape | Round Head |
| Weight Options | 1/8 oz, 1/4 oz |
The mold is designed to accommodate standard jig hooks. Verify your hook size and shank length fit the cavity before casting.
Yes. The mold has cavities for both 1/8 oz and 1/4 oz weights, so you can pour either size depending on your needs.
Beyond the mold, you'll need lead or other casting material, a heat source (such as a casting furnace), hooks, and basic lure-pouring supplies. This mold is the casting tool itself; it doesn't include lead or hooks.
The Do-It round head mold is a straightforward design that works well for anglers new to jig casting as well as experienced lure builders. Start with the weight and hook combination that matches your target species.
Do-It Products
The Do-It Round Head Jig Mold is purpose-built for anglers who tie their own jigs and want precise control over head shape and weight. This mold casting tool lets you pour custom jigs in 1/8 oz and 1/4 oz sizes, giving you the flexibility to match hatch and dial in presentations for everything from panfish to smallmouth. Whether you're refining a proven pattern or experimenting with new color and hook combinations, casting your own jigs saves money on bulk orders and ensures every lure is exactly what you need.
Do-It molds are built for serious lure customization work. The round head profile is a classic shape that works across countless freshwater applications, and the dual-weight capability means you can stock both sizes from a single mold. Pair this with quality hooks—the mold is designed to accommodate standard jig hooks—and you'll have the foundation for consistent, fish-catching presentations.
If you're already pouring soft plastics or experimenting with custom lure designs, adding jig-head casting to your bench expands your options without requiring a complete setup overhaul. For anglers serious about matching conditions and building inventory that fits their techniques, the Do-It approach to mold quality and design makes DIY jig tying practical and rewarding.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Product Type | Jig Mold |
| Head Shape | Round Head |
| Weight Options | 1/8 oz, 1/4 oz |
The mold is designed to accommodate standard jig hooks. Verify your hook size and shank length fit the cavity before casting.
Yes. The mold has cavities for both 1/8 oz and 1/4 oz weights, so you can pour either size depending on your needs.
Beyond the mold, you'll need lead or other casting material, a heat source (such as a casting furnace), hooks, and basic lure-pouring supplies. This mold is the casting tool itself; it doesn't include lead or hooks.
The Do-It round head mold is a straightforward design that works well for anglers new to jig casting as well as experienced lure builders. Start with the weight and hook combination that matches your target species.
