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| Hello all, I'm a college kid falling in love with 'skie huntin' and currently have two muskies to my name. I tie a lot of flies and recently have been making big bucktails, but I'd really like to start making some Jerkbaits. I was wondering if anyone could post materials and methods? Thanks... |
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Location: Oregon | Spend some time using the "search" mode and you will figure out most of it. Methods from beginning to end is a long discussion and you will probably have better luck asking for "specifics". A good place to start is at this site, once there click on "jerkbaits": http://www.lurebuilding.nl/indexeng.html
have fun,
jed v.
bikinibaitcompany |
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Location: Richland Center, WI. | Good all around lure making site is takleunderground.com Deals with wire baits, hard baits, etc.
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| I am woulld like to try to make a jerk bait. As I've been looking around for supplies I'm wondering where is a good place to get lead from? I see stamina sells it in a 1 lb. brick but I'm wondering if theres a place I can buy it in smaller pieces so I don't have to melt it down or anything like that. Any help would be great. |
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| Lead bullets work great,
figure out how much weight you need , buy size needed, drill and epoxy in bait. also if you need to melt some, just use a stainless ladel, measuring spoon etc and a torch..Good luck....Doug
Also Decoy lead
fishing weights
buckshot
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| Guest,
I can help you out. I've got lead in cylinders that work real well for gliders, jerk baits, etc. They come in 1/2 and 3/8 oz. I use them on my lures, they work great. Give me a call Monday and I'll hook ya up. (715) 892-1395.
Dan |
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