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Message Subject: New JR Custom WTD
muskydope
Posted 8/22/2009 1:53 AM (#395346)
Subject: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: davis,IL
10" Tiger..&. Orange Perch.....7/0 Hooks... What do you think?

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MuskyGary
Posted 8/22/2009 9:45 AM (#395357 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: RE: New JR Custom WTD




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Looks good, how long of a glide does it have? Does it move much water? Does it make any whoosh sound?
DMcMusky
Posted 8/22/2009 7:44 PM (#395429 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: East of muskie country
Looks awesome!! Same questions as above.
agarofalo
Posted 8/22/2009 8:40 PM (#395434 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: RE: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: st clair shores, MI
what did you use for the scale pattern? looks great!!!!
muskydope
Posted 8/22/2009 8:48 PM (#395435 - in reply to #395357)
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Location: davis,IL
About an 18 - 24" glide on a normal cadence retrieve, yes it does swoosh and move water. For the scaling patterns I use lint trap screening. I also make some other wtd baits that are very aggressive but I'm keeping them under wraps because of thier uniqueness. I made these so I could have something not quite as loud and obnoxious to throw at them.
muskyslayer96
Posted 8/23/2009 7:36 AM (#395452 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: Madison, WI
Very nice! what type of wood did you use? the sacale pattern is really unique and cool. what is the diameter (1") Great job!
MS
muskydope
Posted 8/23/2009 1:29 PM (#395483 - in reply to #395452)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: davis,IL
I use poplar on these, they weigh 4-5 oz. The "other wtd's" I make are made of oak and weigh 5-6 oz for a 7.25" plug. All are 1.125" in diameter.
Muskerboy
Posted 8/23/2009 8:07 PM (#395539 - in reply to #395346)
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Those look awesome, you should post a video of the action.
mota
Posted 8/24/2009 6:25 PM (#395738 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD


sweet
muskydope
Posted 9/12/2009 3:19 AM (#399325 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: RE: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: davis,IL
Yes, The WTD got a 42"..... But...!.... Things were tough ( 5 boated, 9 lost, 30+ seen).... but ... interesting.. Marked BIG Hook Echoes out deep ( 20 - 35' in 40' water). I've seen this a time or two before... never hooked up, to prove it was what I thought it was... well... after a few mid 30's pike, MY MAN... POP'S nailed a mid 40's fish in the middle of nowhere.... Guess I have to start working on some deep divers. How's about a pic of POP's and my new deep runner (sans the lip... I'm waiting for some from R&H). You DA'MAN ... POP's!


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MuskyGary
Posted 9/12/2009 8:43 AM (#399334 - in reply to #395346)
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Now that's a super paint job! That has to catch fish
muskydope
Posted 9/18/2009 7:05 AM (#400530 - in reply to #399334)
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Location: davis,IL
The lips are in! Tonite is testing time.


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fatfingers
Posted 9/18/2009 7:18 AM (#400532 - in reply to #395346)
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I like the style shown in your paint work. Good stuff!
bridgeman
Posted 9/18/2009 8:49 AM (#400551 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD




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Location: Not Where I Want To Be
They look nice.
Interested to hear how deep you can get them to dive.
Muskerboy
Posted 9/18/2009 2:41 PM (#400659 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD





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Awesome, look like a cisco kid but alot bigger. Let us know what the action is.
Beaver
Posted 9/18/2009 3:53 PM (#400683 - in reply to #400659)
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Very nice quality paint jobs. I can tell that you dont rush things,
The picture of 'Pops' is great. My dad was 'PA'. Nothing better than fishing with your dad, unless you're the dad and you're fishing with your kids.
Beaver
muskydope
Posted 9/18/2009 8:48 PM (#400731 - in reply to #400683)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: davis,IL
Thanks for the kind replies..kind of interesting what you can do with $10 in spray paint from wallyworld. "Ole" Pop's has managed a 45" fish every year the last 3 years. He mostly sit's while casting, so it"s cost him some nice fish because of his very small "8". Our staple bait for years has been my spinners, which produce the majority of the fish (the topwater ain't too bad either).


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muskydope
Posted 9/18/2009 11:53 PM (#400750 - in reply to #400731)
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Location: davis,IL
The newest "experiment", if the local fleet is not out tomorrow i may drop the boat in and try and fine tune the larger deep runners.


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muskydope
Posted 9/19/2009 2:35 AM (#400754 - in reply to #400750)
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Location: davis,IL
One more deep... jointed.


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Joe Cal
Posted 9/20/2009 6:01 PM (#400963 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: Re: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: Bloomer, Wi
very sweet paint jobs, and baits I really like the "x-rap" on steriods
muskydope
Posted 10/3/2009 12:49 AM (#403000 - in reply to #395346)
Subject: RE: New JR Custom WTD





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Location: davis,IL
Yes, the X rap thing looks kool in the water ( wide wobble, lots of flash) I've found that lip placement, angle, & design are CRITICAL for a good running bait. After a few lip's from Roliie & Helens (3 big, 3 medium) I've found that the bigger lips are much less forgiving, the afore mentioned properties must be precise if you want a true running deep bait. I managed 30 ft with one of them, but.... it was so speed sensitive ( 2.9 - 3.3 mph) that it's a hard bait to run. So... I tried making my own lips, the design is a little different, but preliminary results look very promising. I've casted the straight one (perch) and it runs true no matter how fast I crank, the articulated... we'll she's just made and waiting for water. Hopefully Sunday conditions will allow me to drop the" boat in" and troll, we'll see about speed and depth, (do they run true?). Casting at least it had a wobble similar to a Swim Whiz. I'll post my results... win or lose.


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