Bulk Jig Heads?

[Will"E"Fish]

Same here speck daddy. I've literally wore out two Lee production melting pot's in all the years of jig and lure making.

[speck-chaser]

Originally Posted by Will"E"Fish

Same here speck daddy. I've literally wore out two Lee production melting pot's in all the years of jig and lure making.

where are you finding lead at to melt?

[wtretrievers]

scrap yard. We used to get a 5 gal bucket of tire weights from the scrap yard till oneday one the guys there ask what we were doing with it. He said yall don't want that. Too much trouble. He gave us a 50lb lead block. They melt the tire weights down & get the steel clips out & pour them into blocks. Much easier!

[speckdaddy]

Originally Posted by wtretrievers

scrap yard. We used to get a 5 gal bucket of tire weights from the scrap yard till oneday one the guys there ask what we were doing with it. He said yall don't want that. Too much trouble. He gave us a 50lb lead block. They melt the tire weights down & get the steel clips out & pour them into blocks. Much easier!

Haha that's where I get my lead. From tire places. I melt it all in a cast iron pot n sift out the impurities. It's all free. Besides. I like usin what hooks I like ta fish with not just any hooks will do for me

[Salty]

Originally Posted by wtretrievers

scrap yard. We used to get a 5 gal bucket of tire weights from the scrap yard till oneday one the guys there ask what we were doing with it. He said yall don't want that. Too much trouble. He gave us a 50lb lead block. They melt the tire weights down & get the steel clips out & pour them into blocks. Much easier!

Lemme see.............

50 lbs. divided by 1/4 oz. = ..................................HOLY CRAP!