you got any 6 inch yamamoto senko worm molds?
Gentleman, please buy the molds.
here is the link for the molds:
http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/soft-plastic-lure-molds/440221.aspx
They will pay for themselves after the first couple of batches.
Here is a link to the how to:
http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/Content/make_plastic_worms.htm
Sort your plastics by color unless you want to fish with a tutti futti colored worm
Oh and one last thing….Don't cook 'em in the kitchen unless you want your house to smell like… bass minus the b.
www.tackleunderground.com is a great site with a lot of tips and walk thru's that helped me a lot when i started. If you are recycling worms i found that a microwave doesn't give you a lot of "work" time before the plastic starts to harden up again. I use a single burner hot plate i picked up at a yard sale for 3 bucks and melt the plastic in little tin bread loaf pans they sell at the grocery store for 99 cent for five
If you have Senko's that are broken in half take a bic lighter to both ends for a couple of seconds until the ends are liquidy. Then press the ends together for 10 to 15 seconds. I have been recycling my old Senko's for a couple of years and it's easy and they hold together quite well. Make some funky sizes and colors by mixing and matching pieces. Tight lines!!!