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Turning WRECKED plastic baits into NEW Walleye Swimbaits! - Jay Siemens

Turning WRECKED plastic baits into NEW Walleye Swimbaits! - Jay Siemens

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This was something I had wanted to do for a while! Sam and I show you how to take your torn up old soft plastics and inject new life into them! Very excited to try out some of these hand poured 3 inch Ripper Swimbaits this spring for Walleye. Can't wait to make more lure making videos for you guys! Gear used in the video
Date: 2022-06-04

Comments and reviews: 10


I must admit that I'm not really motivated to start pouring my own soft plastics BUT I REALLY REALLY like the idea of recycling all this plastic. Anything to make our passion greener is always welcome! I will definitely buy some recycled soft plastics if they were available on the market. Go job to steer people in the right direction.
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For safety's sake, please double check the respirators that you are using. I believe that the concern with this type of work is vapor inhalation. The cartridges on Sam's respirator do nothing to remove vapors (only particulate. It looks like you, Jay, have cartridges that remove vapors. I am not an expert though.
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I recently got into lure making with the whole self quarantine deal. I went the whittling route and have made about 15 baswood lures of varying sizes that are all hand painted and coated in D2L epoxy. I love the DIY lure videos with plastics and i might just have to do this next. Keep up the lure making videos
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Great video Jay! Fishing videos are great but the odd day in the life of is also nice. PS you working out? Starting to look a little leaner than you used to
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When injecting make sure you fill extra plastisol in the injection port. The plastic shrinks when it cools, and could cause malformed baits.
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Excellent looking baits, thanks for putting it into perspective on how easy affordable it really is! Thx from lockdown Michigan, stay healthy!
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Very talented guy. Your videos have helped a number of people and small businesses grow. Hope you able to do the same. Keep pushing forward.
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To clean all this do you hose it off it the yard or just in the sink? Im not sure if I should dump plastic down the drain lol
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Jig making would be cool. I have moulds for weights and jigs but I have no idea where to start or where to get materials.
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Hey I was just thinking, you should include Matt Allen and Tim Little from tacticalbassin in your next 39 hours
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