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Do-It Products
The Do-It Weighted Hook Jig Mold 1/16-1/4oz gives you the freedom to design and cast your own custom swimbaits without relying on mass-produced lures. If you tie your own soft plastics or want to experiment with different hook styles and plastic combinations, this mold is built to accommodate a range of hook options and body materials so you can dial in the exact setup for your target species and fishing conditions.
Do-It's mold geometry is engineered to promote solid hook sets and balanced, true-running action in the water. Whether you're matching a hatch on a particular lake or testing different weight and profile combinations, the 1/16 to 1/4 ounce range covers light finesse presentations as well as more aggressive subsurface work. Building your own swimbaits means you control the cost per lure and can quickly iterate on designs that work on your home water.
Custom lure building appeals to anglers who want to save money over time, experiment with colors and weights the big manufacturers don't offer, or simply enjoy the craft of tackle making. This mold is designed as a workhorse tool for repeatability and compatibility with a wide selection of hook and plastic options available in the aftermarket.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Product Type | Weighted Hook Jig Mold |
| Weight Range | 1/16 oz – 1/4 oz |
| Category | Lure Customization |
The mold is designed to fit multiple different hook choices, giving you flexibility to use the hooks you prefer or have on hand. Check compatibility with your specific hook before your first pour.
Yes. The mold is built to work with a range of plastic formulations, so you can experiment with different brands and softness levels to find what works best for your fishing.
This mold produces jigs from 1/16 ounce up to 1/4 ounce, covering light, finesse presentations through medium-weight applications.
If you're new to custom lure pouring, this mold's versatile design helps you learn and experiment without needing multiple tools, though you'll need to source your own hooks, plastics, and pouring equipment separately.
Do-It Products
The Do-It Weighted Hook Jig Mold 1/16-1/4oz gives you the freedom to design and cast your own custom swimbaits without relying on mass-produced lures. If you tie your own soft plastics or want to experiment with different hook styles and plastic combinations, this mold is built to accommodate a range of hook options and body materials so you can dial in the exact setup for your target species and fishing conditions.
Do-It's mold geometry is engineered to promote solid hook sets and balanced, true-running action in the water. Whether you're matching a hatch on a particular lake or testing different weight and profile combinations, the 1/16 to 1/4 ounce range covers light finesse presentations as well as more aggressive subsurface work. Building your own swimbaits means you control the cost per lure and can quickly iterate on designs that work on your home water.
Custom lure building appeals to anglers who want to save money over time, experiment with colors and weights the big manufacturers don't offer, or simply enjoy the craft of tackle making. This mold is designed as a workhorse tool for repeatability and compatibility with a wide selection of hook and plastic options available in the aftermarket.
| Brand | Do-It Products |
| Product Type | Weighted Hook Jig Mold |
| Weight Range | 1/16 oz – 1/4 oz |
| Category | Lure Customization |
The mold is designed to fit multiple different hook choices, giving you flexibility to use the hooks you prefer or have on hand. Check compatibility with your specific hook before your first pour.
Yes. The mold is built to work with a range of plastic formulations, so you can experiment with different brands and softness levels to find what works best for your fishing.
This mold produces jigs from 1/16 ounce up to 1/4 ounce, covering light, finesse presentations through medium-weight applications.
If you're new to custom lure pouring, this mold's versatile design helps you learn and experiment without needing multiple tools, though you'll need to source your own hooks, plastics, and pouring equipment separately.
