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Location: Pigeon Forge TN. | There has been an awful lot of some great looking baits on here lately.
Sorry I couldn't post any for awhile as I haven't had the time to come up with any new ones as I am trying to catch up with the orders for old ones.
Anyway, To all of you painters, very nice looking stuff on here again as of late.
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Location: Richfield, MN | I 2nd what Stan says. I really like this part of the site. Seeing everyones creations is awesome. Sure wish I had the talent to do what you all have been doing. |
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| I agree, this is a great place to get inspired, awesome work guys!!! |
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| Stan, remember when there were maybe a dozen guys posting on this forum? Goes to show you that there was lots of hidden talent lurking out there, and I bet just like me, they had no idea what they were doing when they started. Bravo to the new guys, and to the rest of you, don't be bashful. If you think that you have an idea or an itch to try it, do it! Everybody starts with a first lure, and a bucket full of rejects.
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Location: Pigeon Forge TN. | Hey Beav,
Good to hear from you buddy. Been a long time. Hope you are doing well.
You are very right , now there is a lot of talent that has surfaced. Great to see it coming to life. Good to see the different styles for sure. Lots of great talent both here and across the pond. |
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Location: Norway | Beav and Stan, the 2 of you is well represented in my inspiration folder. I remember browsing this forum long time ago, and there were some chrome lure projects, amongst others 
After spending time with Beaver in WI I suddenly understood a lot more about baitmaking, and named one of my models after him and sworral.
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New Ones?