Do-It Herring Head Mold 1/8,1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8oz

The Do-It Herring Head Mold lets you cast custom-sized herring heads in five different weights—1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and 5/8 ounce—without switching tools. If you're building saltwater or freshwater swimbaits and need realistic herring profiles at multiple weights for different conditions and depths, this mold consolidates your setup and saves money compared to buying individual molds.

Do-It Products specializes in lure-casting equipment built for anglers who want to dial in their own baits. This multi-cavity herring head mold follows that philosophy: one tool, multiple load options, repeatable results. Cast in lead, bismuth, or other soft metals suitable for jig heads, and finish heads with eyes, paint, and hooks to match your target species and forage patterns.

Whether you're experimenting with herring profiles for stripers, pike, musky, or saltwater species, or you're already committed to homemade swimbaits, this mold removes the guesswork and inventory headache. Pair it with your casting setup, a reliable scale, and the Do-It sinker or jig head body of your choice, and you'll have production-ready baits that cost a fraction of pre-made alternatives.

Key Features

• Five cavity sizes in one mold: 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and 5/8 ounce weights
• Herring head profile suitable for swimbaits and jig applications
• Compatible with standard soft-metal casting materials (lead, bismuth)
• Enables custom bait creation without switching molds

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes does this herring head mold cast?

The mold produces heads in five weights: 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and 5/8 ounce, all in one tool.

What materials can I cast with this mold?

This is a standard Do-It lure mold designed for soft metals commonly used in jig and lure casting. Check Do-It's guidance on recommended casting materials and safe melting procedures before use.

Is this a herring head body or a complete lure mold?

This is a herring head mold for casting the head component. You'll finish the baits by adding hooks, eyes, paint, and any other details to create complete swimbaits or jigs.

What do I need to use this mold?

You'll need a casting pot or kiln to melt your casting material, a pouring ladle, a scale to measure weights, and the material itself (lead, bismuth, or equivalent). The mold itself is the cavity tool; you provide the casting setup and finishing supplies.