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Location: washington state | just finished this one. 9", floater/diver. forgot to weigh it but around 6 0z. about 12 hrs. labor.
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Location: North Coventry, PA | Very, very imressive!...amazing work..Great Job! |
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| Looks great! What are the fins made of? |
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| Very nice bait. It amazes me how you can make the fibers on the fins look so perfect. I tried to imitate your baits when I made the tail for my swimbait and it looked okay, but not anything close to what you do, so I pitched it and tried something else. To be honest, the shad swimbait I made was pretty much an imitation of the shad lures you have made that I saw last year on the calfishing website. I had a shad lure all planned out to carve, but the goal was to make it a giant jerkbait. Then I saw your lures and thought I would give the swimbait thing a try, since the fish I chase here in Indiana are pretty much shad eaters. I had fun, but it is almost too much trouble to do, so I definitely am in awe of how quick you can turn these things out with the quality you do. |
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Location: Hugo, MN | That is the best perch I've ever seen. I'd eat it. |
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| Very Nice Work! |
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Location: Chicagoland | simply incredible. i have been taking a break from lure making and seeing lures like this make me want to jump back in. |
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new perch swimbait