Do-It Style "9" Shad Jig 1/4, 3/8oz

If you're building custom shad jigs from scratch, the Do-It Style "9" Shad Jig mold gives you the foundation to tie plastics that work in real fishing conditions. This triangular jig head design is built for situations where current matters—faster water, deeper structure, or anywhere you need a compact profile that holds its own. Available in 1/4 oz and 3/8 oz, you can dial in the weight for your target depth and casting distance without having to source different molds for different conditions.

The real detail worth knowing is the staggered barb on the hook. That's not just marketing—it's a practical feature that locks down thick plastic bodies (standard shad profiles and heavier soft plastics) without requiring excessive super glue or rigging workarounds. If you've fought with slipping bodies on homemade jigs, this mold addresses that. You get repeatable, secure hook-to-plastic engagement across your entire batch.

Do-It molds are built for anglers who want control over their terminal tackle. Mix your own colors, match local forage precisely, and keep your shad jig supply stocked without retailer markups. This mold pays for itself in a single season if you're building a few dozen jigs. Cast it in your preferred head material, let it cure, and you're rigging production-quality shad jigs on your own terms.

Key Features

• Triangular shad head design performs in moving water and current
• Staggered barb securely holds thick plastic shad bodies without slipping
• Available in 1/4 oz and 3/8 oz weights
• Allows custom color mixing and finishes

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What plastic bodies work with this Do-It shad jig mold?

The staggered barb is designed to hold thick plastic shad bodies securely. Standard shad profiles and heavier soft plastics seat well on the hook without excessive rigging materials.

When should I use the 1/4 oz versus 3/8 oz weight?

Choose 1/4 oz for shallower presentations and lighter casting applications. Use 3/8 oz when fishing deeper water, stronger current, or when you need extended cast distance. The weight also affects how quickly the jig reaches your target depth.

Is this a finished jig or a mold I pour myself?

This is a mold. You pour your own jig heads using lead, tin, or alternative head-pouring materials in your chosen colors, then attach the hook and rig with plastic bodies.

Why would I use a custom jig mold instead of buying pre-made jigs?

Building your own jigs lets you match exact colors to local forage, maintain consistent supply, and reduce long-term tackle costs. You control every detail of the finished jig.