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Message Subject: Bait Weighting Help
muskyslayer96
Posted 12/13/2009 7:42 PM (#412579)
Subject: Bait Weighting Help





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Location: Madison, WI
Could someone please explain the weighting with lead process. I've been using egg sinkers, but you have to drill so deep to get an extra 1-1.5 oz. How do you pour the lead, where do you get it, is it safe, is there other suitable material?



Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

MS
wolftackle84
Posted 12/13/2009 7:56 PM (#412583 - in reply to #412579)
Subject: RE: Bait Weighting Help




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Location: sun prairie,wi
i pour my lead into my lures...they have lead and melting pots at gander mountain in deforest.....i use metal teaspoons i got a walmart to pour the lead into the holes....hope this helps....

tight lines
Mikie
Posted 12/13/2009 8:10 PM (#412586 - in reply to #412579)
Subject: RE: Bait Weighting Help


I have hot pot, Lee's I think. has room underneath the spigot for lures and I fill the holes from the pot. Have seen a spoon used too. Lead has to be REALLY hot to give off fumes that are dangerous. Be careful when it is in liquid form, no water nearby, just asking for it if you do. Burns badly. Wear gloves, eye protection, an apron. Wear old clothes, protect your skin.
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