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Location: Otsego, MN | I have been on this site seeing all the artistic work people have done and shared and was inspired to try making my own baits. I Decided to just use the equipment I had laying in my garage and I think they are coming along nicely. I have attached some photos that show some of the early designs as well as some of the steps along the way to a painted bait. I still need to add the eyes, epoxy and catch fish with these but here are some of my first attempts...
I always welcome constructive criticism and recommendations.
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| Looks great ! Welcome to the addiction |
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| Looks good. Are you adding lead? |
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Location: Otsego, MN | No lead in the crank baits but the glide baits will have them. They aren't painted yet and I haven't added the weight to those yet. I think my painting skills have some room for improvement but this is definitely a fun hobby. |
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Location: Waconia,MN | I just started building hard baits myself so I'm no expert, but you may want to put just a little bit of weight in the crankbaits or they may sit on there side in the water. |
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| Amazing job, they look much better than the first ones I made. Really impressive, keep up the good work |
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