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sirspeed

Posted 4/15/2013 3:10 PM (#634855)
Subject: foil baits

Posts: 38

Just tryed for the first time a few foil baits, not a user friendly material to work with but once it touches the lure its in place. Used Envior Lite to top coat and thanks to everyone sharing info on here for the ideas.

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bobtodd

Posted 4/15/2013 3:17 PM (#634857 - in reply to #634855)
Subject: Re: foil baits

Posts: 337

Location: Central WI

Good looking baits! I haven't looked into the process of making foil baits yet. Is it a difficult task?

sirspeed

Posted 4/15/2013 3:30 PM (#634861 - in reply to #634857)
Subject: Re: foil baits

Posts: 38

the foil is very thin and hard to get on in a big section at once but even if it over laps its still fairly thin. You apply a thin glue that comes with the foil pack, wait for it to tack up and I used a soft brush to apply the foil, dont use much pressure on the foil as it is very soft and thin, but I think the results will pay off.

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