Create Your Own Soft Plastic Bait with Angling AI Hammer Swim Bait Molds

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Recipe for Baby Bass Color
   • Top Color
   • Bottom Color
3. Mixing the Top Color
4. Mixing the Bottom Color
5. Shooting the Baby Bass Lures
6. Showing the Results
7. Recipe Recap
8. Conclusion

Recipe for Baby Bass Color

Top Color

To achieve the baby bass color for your lures, you will need the following ingredients:

• Lure Works Watermelon 101 (30 drops per cup)
• Lure Works 0.035 Hex Cut in Black (1/4 teaspoon per cup)
• Gold Glitter (1/8 teaspoon per cup)
• Green Hex Cut (0.015 size) from Lure Works (1/4 teaspoon per cup)

Bottom Color

For the bottom color of the baby bass lures, You will need:

• MF Straight Pearl Non-Blade 3314 X2 (20 drops per cup)
• Straight White 3309 X2 from MF (20 drops per cup)

Mixing the Top Color

To mix the top color, follow these steps:

1. Start by taking a cup of plastic.
2. Add 30 drops of Lure Works Watermelon 101 to the plastic.
3. Mix in 1/4 teaspoon of the Lure Works 0.035 Hex Cut in Black.
4. Next, add 1/8 teaspoon of gold glitter to the mixture.
5. Finally, incorporate 1/4 teaspoon of the green hex cut.

Mixing the Bottom Color

To mix the bottom color for the baby bass lures, here's what you need to do:

1. Take another cup of plastic.
2. Add 20 drops of MF Straight Pearl Non-Blade 3314 X2 to the plastic.
3. Spike the mixture with 20 drops of Straight White 3309 X2 from MF.

Shooting the Baby Bass Lures

Once the colors are mixed, you can proceed with shooting the baby bass lures. Follow these steps:

1. Bring the colors up to temperature.
2. Remove any bubbles from the mixture using a vacuum chamber.
3. Take the lures and shoot them with the prepared colors.
4. Allow the lures to dry and set.

Showing the Results

After shooting the baby bass lures, it's time to see the results. Here's a look at what the lures will look like:

• Small Lure: 2.75 inches
• Big Lure: 4.75 inches

Recipe Recap

To recap the baby bass recipe, here's a summary of the colors and proportions used:

• Top Color:
  • Lure Works Watermelon 101: 30 drops per cup
  • Lure Works 0.035 Hex Cut in Black: 1/4 teaspoon per cup
  • Gold Glitter: 1/8 teaspoon per cup
  • Green Hex Cut (0.015 size) from Lure Works: 1/4 teaspoon per cup
• Bottom Color:
  • MF Straight Pearl Non-Blade 3314 X2: 20 drops per cup
  • Straight White 3309 X2 from MF: 20 drops per cup

Conclusion

Creating your own baby bass lures can add versatility to your fishing arsenal. By following the recipe and mixing the top and bottom colors, you can achieve a realistic and effective bait. Remember, you can always adjust the proportions and experiment with different colors to suit your preferences. Enjoy the process and happy fishing!

Highlights:

• Learn how to Create a baby bass color for fishing lures
• Step-by-step instructions for mixing the top and bottom colors
• Tips on shooting and drying the lures
• Recap of the recipe and proportions used
• Customization options to make the bait your own

FAQ

Q: Can I use different glitter colors for the top color? A: Yes, you can experiment with different glitter colors to achieve unique effects. Just make sure to adjust the proportions accordingly.

Q: How long does it take for the lures to dry? A: The drying time can vary depending on the temperature and humidity. It's best to leave the lures to dry overnight or until they feel completely dry to the touch.

Q: Can I use different brand colors for the baby bass recipe? A: Yes, you can try using colors from different brands, but keep in mind that the proportions may need to be adjusted to achieve the desired effect.

Q: Are baby bass lures effective for all types of fish? A: Baby bass lures are particularly effective for bass fishing, but they can also attract other predatory fish species such as pike and muskie.