After the bitty bait contest I had various small quanities of colors left over.  So I collected all the light ones and tossed in some old left over orange.  It came out salmon.  I put all the dark colors in and the green dominated all else.  So I shot a few tubes.

Not liking the colors I added all them together and got a really nasty pinkish, purplish, greenish color.  I added 15 drops of black colorant to that mess and came up with a nice chocolate brown (which I will never be able to duplicate).

Jigman how did you get the top color? If you don't mind sharing the recipe?

grim, it was all the light colors that I had left over along with some orange.  I mixed it all up and melted it down.  There is no way on God's green earth that I could ever repeat it.  The closest thing would probably be get a recipe for salmon what ever that would be.

I looked at TU and found this:  I found that 5 drops LC red with 3 drops of LC Chartreuse in 4 oz plastic gives a light pink.

lol

I'm gonna give TU's color a try. That orange is almost the exact color of our craws here in the early spring(bright orange). Late spring they start looking like the two below the bright orange one.I'm gonna add some small black flakes to it though.

Man those are some good colors here almost nobody makes.

Trying to get a tube mold and a grub mold from Bear's.

That in a 3 inch twist tail or shad body would be awsume for sauger.

Oh I know I need the injector.Adding it all up is already getting expensive.

Yes it does.  I got birthday money last year and ordered 2 of the tube molds and the twin injectors.  My birthday money just got me started.

BTW:  If you order the Calhoun's plastic be sure to get some heat stabilizer to go along with it because the colors will change with reheats if you don't use it.

Well that sounds good Grimlin.  Can I borrow them.