Do-It Round Jig Mold 1/16, 1/32oz 8cavity

The Do-It Round Jig Mold is a multi-cavity casting tool built for anglers who tie their own soft-plastic lures and want consistent, quality results at the vice. This eight-cavity mold produces round jig heads in both 1/16-ounce and 1/32-ounce weights, giving you flexibility to match the conditions and species you're after. Whether you're tying finesse presentations for panfish or building a full arsenal of drop-shot heads for bass, having eight cavities means you can knock out a batch of matched jigs in one pour.

Do-It molds are engineered with smooth, contoured cavity walls that minimize hang-up and wear on your soft-plastic baits. That design pays dividends over the long haul: your plastics won't tear or abrade during the pour and cooling process, so each jig head comes out ready to fish without trimming damage. If you're serious about lure customization and tired of waiting for mail orders, casting your own lets you dial in exactly the weight, head shape, and hook you want.

This is a bare mold—order the appropriate lead, mold release, and thermometer separately if you're new to the craft. Experienced jig tiers know the workflow and have their setup dialed in; newcomers should budget a few extra supplies and watch a casting tutorial before your first pour. Once you're rolling, though, you'll understand why custom jig shops and tournament anglers trust Do-It for repeatability and durability.

Key Features

• Eight-cavity design for efficient batch casting
• 1/16-ounce and 1/32-ounce weight options in one mold
• Smooth cavity finish reduces plastic tear and abrasion during pour and cooling
• Durable construction for hundreds of casts
• Ideal for custom soft-plastic jig tying and lure experimentation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cast both 1/16-ounce and 1/32-ounce jigs in the same mold?

Yes. This mold has eight cavities that produce both weights, so you can customize your batch depending on what you need that day.

What do I need to start casting jigs with this mold?

You'll need lead, a mold release agent, a thermometer, and a heat source—typically a propane burner or electric melting pot. The mold itself is sold separately from these supplies.

Why would I cast my own jig heads instead of buying them pre-made?

Casting your own gives you control over weight, hook choice, and finish, and eliminates shipping delays. Many serious anglers and lure builders find the cost and customization flexibility worth the setup time.

Will my soft plastics tear when I pour lead into the cavities?

The smooth cavity walls are designed to minimize tearing and abrasion during the pour and cooling process, so your baits should come out clean and ready to fish.