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Location: Finland | hey guys here is one of my winter projects that i finished off recently, i basically just converted my perch swimbait model to a swimmer type gliding bait just by making a new tail. i think it came out really nice.
this is not really a muskie size bait but at 15cm and 70g for the local pike its a perfect size meal
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| almost 6 inches isn't too small for muskies. That is one of the best perch baits I've seen.
Edited by Muskie Bob 1/27/2014 6:41 AM
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| Wow, that is crazy good. Incredible paint job. I will take one. |
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Location: Detroit River | Awesome as always Mikko! You have me inspired to make my own door-hinge style swim bait. I just need to stop procrastinating. What do you use for the pins to hold the hinges together & how do you go about attaching/installing them?
Edited by Zib 1/27/2014 11:18 AM
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Location: Finland | Zib - 1/27/2014 11:15 AM
Awesome as always Mikko! You have me inspired to make my own door-hinge style swim bait. I just need to stop procrastinating. What do you use for the pins to hold the hinges together & how do you go about attaching/installing them?
you kinda answered the question in your question i just use a metal pin. i just attach them on with epoxy once i have clear coated all the segments (which i do separately) |
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| Wow that real nice ! That will catch some fish, very nice ! |
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Location: Finland | Cody - 1/27/2014 7:51 PM
Wow that real nice ! That will catch some fish, very nice !
hope so i'm really looking forward in testing it just need to wait for ice to melt from my near by river. |
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