Out of stock
Do-It Freestyle Jig Mold 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2oz
$54.69
$61.25
(You save
$6.56
)
The Do-It Freestyle Jig Mold is a versatile lure-casting tool for anglers who want to tie their own jigs in multiple weights. This mold casts jigs in six popular sizes—3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, and 1/2 ounce—so you can build presentations matched to your target fish, water depth, and current conditions without buying separate molds for each weight. Whether you're a serious DIY lure builder or just starting to experiment with custom jigs, having multiple cavity options in one mold keeps your setup lean and cost-effective.
Do-It Products has been the standard for lure-casting molds among freshwater and saltwater anglers for decades. Their molds are engineered for consistent pours and clean ejection, and the Freestyle line gives you the flexibility to experiment with head shapes, colors, and hook combinations that match your local forage and fishing style. If you've been buying pre-made jigs, making your own opens up a lot of creative control—and once you dial in your casting technique, you'll save money on tackle while building exactly what you need.
Jig-casting is straightforward once you have the right equipment: heat your lead or alloy, pour into the mold cavity that matches your target weight, set your hook, and let it cool. The multi-weight design of this mold means you're not locked into one depth or presentation, so you can adapt to different seasons and situations without a shelf full of singles.
Key Features
- Six cavity weights in one mold: 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, and 1/2 ounce
- Designed for consistent pours and easy ejection
- Ideal for freshwater and saltwater jig building
- Lets you customize hook styles and paint jobs for your local conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
What weights does this mold cast?
The Do-It Freestyle Jig Mold includes cavities for 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, and 1/2 ounce jigs.
Can I use this mold for saltwater jig building?
Yes. Do-It molds are suitable for both freshwater and saltwater jig casting, so you can build presentations for bass, walleye, pike, redfish, snapper, and other species.
Do I need any other equipment to use this mold?
You'll need a heat source to melt lead or alloy, jig hooks, and a way to safely handle hot metal. A ladle or pouring pot designed for lure casting makes the process easier and safer.
