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(This may not be true with the glycerin/gelatin plastic described above, but keeping your soft plastic lures separate will also keep your tackle box better organized.) Many tackle manufacturers offer special boxes with compartments for plastic worms and salamanders that will fit inside your main tackle box.Thanks Follow the manufacturer's instructions when pouring your own plastic lures and wear safety goggles and gloves to protect your eyes and hands.Thanks Things You'll Need Mold (purchased or made) Plastic resin or used soft plastic lures Coloring agent (if mixing plastic instead of melting down old soft plastic lures) Concentrated scent, such as an essential oil (optional) Non-metallic glitter flakes (optional) Old microwave oven (other than the microwave you heat food with) Microwave-safe glass measuring cup (4 c (0.95 L) size or larger) Cutting tool (scissors, craft knife, or pizza cutter) Paper towels Baking pan (large, made of aluminum) Vegetable-based cooking spray Heat-insulated gloves Safety goggles References Michael Reynolds
Inexperienced fishermen will often say fishing pole instead of fishing rod because they havent learned the difference
A fixed-angle holder forces you to compromise on bite detection, bait presentation, or fighting leverage
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