Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: woods walker on February 26, 2014, 03:08:00 PM
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Looking for a mold to by or borrow to make some 6lb cannon balls any help would be great thanks .
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Not sure I have ever seen 6lb'ers. What are ya fishing for that needs that small of a rigger ball?
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Probably lake fishing. Sockeye possibly.
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I'm just vuessing that he is fishing kokanee with the clamp on style downriggers. I think they have a 6# limit. I have one 6# downrigger ball that we use to use on our old clamp ons but now we keep it as a spare since we use 8#ers on our rail mounted downriggers.
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Yea lake fishing Kokanee .
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Personally, I couldn't imagine going through enough balls to justify pouring my own if just for myself and Kokanee fishing, unless I was just looking for something to do. And yes, back in the day, I did pour my own. A guy in Lake Stevens used to advertise on Craigslist. Had great prices, and had either 5# or 6# in his inventory.
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Are you handy,do you have access to a welder? 3 inch schedule 40 pipe caps will get you about a 5 pounder(I did 4 inch and got 7),weld a hinge on one side and hack a hole in each half with a grinder to pour into, a handle tacked on each half and your in it to win it.We uesed a c clamp to keep it sealed tight.
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The guy in Lake Stevens was still advertizing up until about a week ago. The smallest I saw advertized was an 8#er. I was going to get another ì and a 10 from him and now the ad is gone. :bash: With any luck he is on vacation or taking a break and will be back to selling them again soon.
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Thanks for the info I will keep an eye on the craigs list .
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The ad is back up. :tup: search "downrigger lake stevens" and it should be the only one that pops up. 8# is the lightest listed and they are onlu $11 :tup:
