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Location: Nordeast Minneapolis | A couple others I took pictures of today... both hard-maple gliders; blue-gill and shad. Both painted with rattle cans. Comments/critiques appreciated!
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Location: Madison, WI | Wow, rattle cans.....cool,cool. I love both of them. How large are they and how do they run with the line tie above the parallel line?
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| Nice looking lures. I'm very impressed with your weapon of choice Painting with cans is almost impossible to get that kind of look. You must have lots of practice or a tremendous amount of control. Very nice. |
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Location: Nordeast Minneapolis | Thanks! I don't know that I'd say rattle cans are my method of choice, though... more a matter of not having an airbrush, and using what I have on hand. For example, the foil for the blue glider is actually some silver-ish wrapping paper I found in the basement that must have been purchased for a wedding at some point.
The gill is about 5 1/2" long, while the blue glider is about 8 1/2". I'm hoping they run sort of like a Rapala sub-walk; they're roughly modeled after a lure I made last winter and had more luck with than I had any reason to expect. |
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| Those would be great jobs if they had been done with airbrush. I'm impressed that you can do THAT with rattle cans!
Great stuff. |
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