Here are a couple of my first soft plastic rigged swimbaits. This model is called the Tremor. It's 4.25" and it has a hollow tail. I'll be fishing with this bait a ton in the weeks to come! The cool thing is that they're pretty quick to make.

Thanks, here's some custom paint jobs on the new swimbait. It's hard to catch how pearly these are in the pictures. Can't wait to make some of these for me and go fishing!

Made a couple hardbaits while I was waiting for the soft plastic paints to arrive too..

Thanks very much for the compliments guys,

This is the first paint pattern I've come up with to offer for the new BGM "Tremor". It's called Yellow Bass. I go with a coat of peal gold over the whole bait, bright yellow on the belly, and highlight peal green on the shoulders. Then just a little black along the top; the gills get a little black too. These baits are a blast to paint when you find the right soft plastic paints! It took me a while, but I found them lol.

Here's a big twitch bait I just finished. It's a foot long, and I think I'm going to have it be a free lure giveaway too.

I was small mouth fishing on the river bank yesterday, and I was happy when I caught them at this size lol.

Yeah I happened to noticed your entry in my email Paul, thanks and good luck!
Wanted to show you guys this Longeared sunfish spinbait I just finished. I freakin love making these now that I've learned how to constantly get that wobble action on the retrieve.

Hey everyone,
I have this baby pike spinbait to show you guys. I used some new extra highlight pearl paints on it, and I couldn't get my camera to pick up the flashyness of it.. but it has a layer of translucent highlight pearl green over it's brown back and shoulders that you can't see lol. Hope you like it

Here's a Burbout soft tail jig glider with a glow in the dark twistertail I just finished. 4.5" without the tail and 8" with the tail.

I haven’t posted in a while, but here's one of the baits I've been making. It's a 6" brightly painted Brook Trout shallow crankbiat.

Here's a pic I snapped as I was taking off the masking too.. Gives kind of an idea about the painting steps.