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Location: WI | Hey guys,
It has been awhile since I have posted anything, so here are a few pics of some new gliders I have been working on. I also will have a swimbait ready soon.
Chad
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Friggin' ART!
What did you use to draw the pec. fins...they look great. |
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Location: WI | A high tech ink pen!!! LOL |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Those will get some muskies attention. They look great!!! |
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| WOW! |
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| very nice just like your other lures!! |
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| Those look absolutely fantastic. I especially like your technique of shading the scales on the rock bass. Haven't seen anybody do that before. Thanks for sharing! |
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Location: WI | Thanks for all the compliments. It makes my day reading them. Everybody seemed to raise the bar here so I had to try to do the same.
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Location: Land of the Musky | WOW! That second one is my favorite. Hell, they all are. I will be buying today. Took me a second to find your alias. Like that ciso you got on right now too. Sweet lures!
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Location: Iowa Great Lakes | I gotta have that bluegill that matches exactly what ours look like. |
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Location: Maryland | They are all sweet looking! Will be pickig up the bluegill and a perch pattern. |
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Location: WI | My head is getting bigger each time I read the compliments here. I will have to re-adjust my hat!! I will have these on my website in about a month. I need to find some open water to give them one last run.
Thanks again
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Location: Oregon | Hey great job bud!!
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | Zowza!!! You stepped it up big time! Nice work dude! |
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Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan | Very nice....great colors!
Rod |
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Location: The desert | Great looking stuff. Keep up the great work. |
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| they all look awesome |
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| i do not build wood bait but im curious do you use onion bag for those nice little scale? hey tacklebooty be a good sniper im watching you  |
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Location: Rhinelander. | From a former manufacturer of baits my hat tips to you. Very very nice.
Pfeiff
Edited by Don Pfeiffer 1/27/2008 4:59 PM
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Location: WI | Thanks again everyone. I had to do something or get left in the dust. Ron, I use a bug net for the little scales. I found it at gander mnt. I always keep my eyes open wherever I go for scale net material. I found a bag a Walmart in the grociers dept. that works perfect for my carp/sucker scales. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Ron f, Got two of these last night. I track a lot of basement guys and their awsome baits. So get em quick or I will
PS-Love that onion bag idea. I buy my heavy scal stuff for about $15/sq yard delivered but those onion bags are many times free!!! Make some soup, build a bait! LOL |
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| Look great but do they glide? |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Its more of a dart dart slither dart sliiiiiiide and then a quick dart then usually by that time a muskie hits the #*^@ lure and I can't take anymore notes! Stupid muskies! |
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | msky3 - 1/27/2008 6:59 PM
Look great but do they glide?
Chad has been around for quite some time so you can rest assured that all his baits will work great. Top quality craftsmanship all around. |
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Location: WI | MSKY3,
I think that everyone will be very pleased on how they glide. If not I will put a stainless steel lip on them and they will be a new line of cranks. LOL!! |
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| The rock bass is sick. almost looks like scale tipping.
Awesome work.
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Location: Michigan | Great looking Rockbass and bluegill. Keep up the great work.
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Location: Land of the Musky | hmmmm Just noticed some of my posts have been changed. All my ref to eBay are gone in them. BTW, I don't own eBay, these were not my baits and I don't get commision. Or do I Chad? If so, take it off my total! LOL
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| Art for sure. They would look great with replica mounts. |
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Location: Michigan | How do you paint the smaill thin lines on the fins? By hand?
Thanks |
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| Every time I look at those paint jobs they get cooler and cooler. Then of course, I checked out your website and HOLY SMOKES BATMAN!
Sick, just sick (in a good way)  |
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Location: mpls | Nice work!! I like the carp!
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Trueglide.com |
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Location: Land of the Musky | I just got my bass and perch I won on da eBay and WOW!!! Thanks man. Great looking lures. I have some of yours from last year and I thought you could not make them any better. Fantastic. I wish I could make my lures half this good.
A+
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | Very nice work, Kingfisher |
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | I just love how everyone has upped their games lately and we're seeing some absolutely beautiful craftsmanship. Flawless baits Chad. |
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| how do i get one??? or 2.....or 3? |
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Location: WI | Guest,
You can go to www.danczyk-lures.com. I won't have the above lures for sale until the end of march. Here are a few more that I just finished, a carp, rockbass and rainbow trout. Thanks again for all the above comments. It really makes my day.
Chad
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| Beautiful! |
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| hey ausome job ! have you ever done a pg6 in a black and blue? |
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Location: WI | Nick,
Here is a blue perch pattern on a PG6 and an iridescent blue sucker pattern on SG10.
Chad
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| Awesome Baits! That carp bait looks amazing! Well they actually all look great, but man I really like how that carp came out. Sweet job. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | WOW!! Love them all, but the top one in the second batch of photos is just incredible. The black scale tipping came out perfect!
Cliff
www.alleycatlures.com
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Location: North Coventry, PA | Great looking baits!! and have to agree with Nate..that carp is awesome!.. |
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Location: Burton, Ohio | Chad incredible painting! Man I love them all. I really love the new carp and the bluegill pattern! |
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| Hey me again.now do you sell the smallmouth color or does it like come in a packagewhith the lure coming out. |
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Location: WI | Nick,
You can get any lure in any color that you can think of. You can click on the website below my name.
Thanks again for all the comments! Without you other guys posting your amazing lures, I don't think that I would be motivated enough to try new ideas.
Chad |
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada | You've been around long enough to have earned the respect you've been getting Chad. Keep up the outstanding craftsmanship my friend. |
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| thank you i guess il be buying one some time soon. AUSOME FRIKIN LURES |
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Location: Elkhart, IN | Dzklrz, just wondering, what's different between the ones you're going to offer in the spring, and the ones you already offer on your website? I thought it was color, but seeing you have those on your site already I'm guessing size?
Edited by Rockin' SV 2/16/2008 9:52 AM
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Location: WI | Rockin
You are correct, it is the shape of the lure. I want to try to paint them patterns of fish that are shaped the same way. I do offer them on any style lure that I make though. It is good practice for me getting use to which colors to grab so a pattern looks the same everytime, instead of guessing which colors I used. The Bass and Sucker shaped lures are almost ready for my website. Here is a picture of a Northern Hog Sucker I just finished.
Chad
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Location: Elkhart, IN | Wow, absolutely awesome!!!! |
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