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Message Subject: Crane Bait

spoonpluggergino

Posted 11/1/2014 8:38 AM (#737994)
Subject: Crane Bait

Posts: 321

Location: Glen Ellyn Il

My first Holografic foil bait and a repaint for the 5 inch drop belie Crane Bait and the 7 inch copyof a crane bait that I made for myself the crappie is my first aluminum foil bait. Was fun to do something new

Gino

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mnmusky

Posted 11/1/2014 9:57 AM (#738003 - in reply to #737994)
Subject: Re: Crane Bait

Gino, do Cranes have a slit cut the length of the belly to put the wire harness in like big game baits or are they true through-wired?
Those look great!

spoonpluggergino

Posted 11/1/2014 11:01 AM (#738017 - in reply to #737994)
Subject: Re: Crane Bait

Posts: 321

Location: Glen Ellyn Il

Yes that is correct they have a slit cut under the belie and the wire is one continuous wire than its trapped by the middle hook, there is where the lead weight is installed. The wire is only couple mm underneath the belie. The lip you have to cut a slot so it fits over the wire. It's very easy to do due, to the bait is made out of balsa wood. To give it strength I use propionate to seal the bait with about 8 dipping's
Too bad the pic are a little blurred, I usually do a better job on taking pic.

Gino

FUBAR

Posted 11/1/2014 3:01 PM (#738040 - in reply to #737994)
Subject: Re: Crane Bait

Posts: 216

Location: Middletown, Ohio

Nice work Gino, that crappie pattern should work good for you.

Mark

bigbite

Posted 11/2/2014 8:20 AM (#738106 - in reply to #737994)
Subject: RE: Crane Bait

Posts: 1348

Location: Pewaukee, WI

Those rock Gino! They're sure to get bit.

spoonpluggergino

Posted 11/3/2014 8:46 AM (#738278 - in reply to #737994)
Subject: Re: Crane Bait

Posts: 321

Location: Glen Ellyn Il

Hey Guys
Thank you for your kind comments, love this hobby

Gino

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