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| I have a bunch of baits underway and I finished a few too.
I'm working on a couple of modifications of a jerk bait I started testing over the last 3 years. I'll post it in a few weeks. I'm kind of excited about that one.
Here's the few I just completed.
Stogie Jerk 6 3/4 inch Golden Redhorse, silver pearl/white pearl belly
4 inch Albino mini Flatshad in pearls
Golden Perch Rocket Shad, orange belly (made 3 similar to this in the Rocket Shad)
5 1/2 inch Torpedo in Metallic Redhorse
9 inch Slopehead in redhorse; irridescent eyes, light Aztec gold pearl belly scales
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Location: WI | Very SHARP!! Excellent work.
Chad |
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Location: Not Where I Want To Be | Great stuff as always |
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Location: Eagle River, WI | Incredible! I always look forward to seeing your new creations. Keep 'em coming. |
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Location: Oshkosh | Very very nice!
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Location: Rotterdam - The Netherlands | Amazing work Mr Fingers!
I love that Golden Perch Rocket Shad.
Grtz
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Location: canada | stunning paint and details, awesome as always
Etch |
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Location: North Coventry, PA | Very Nice!... I love that first jerkbait! Those eyes are amazing. Great job
Edited by SebSkie 3/4/2010 6:46 AM
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Location: Probably Minnesota that time... | I have something for ye'ol redhorse patterns, you do awesome work-love to see it . Thanks
-Chris
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | Very nice work Vince. My wife wants to know what that 9 inch slopehead does. Does it fish at all like a Burt? My wife loves the squirrelly Burts but hates the failing plastic crap. She has been after me to design and build her a wooden lure that acts like a Burt. We might be interested in getting some of those bodies from you. Let me know asap. [email protected] |
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| Thanks for all the feedback you guys. Its a lot of fun to hear from so many great builders on this forum.
Kingfisher, the Slopehead is weighted specifically to keep the bait down while maintaining a lively action and allowing the user to work the rod tip in a number of different rhythms to see what might trigger a strike. It functions like a cross between a good jerk bait and a glider. It is a wooden bait.
I make them in different sizes and I also build them to operate at different layers of the water column. My absolute favorite way to catch a musky is throwing a jerk bait. It never gets old for me, so consequently I tend to pay a lot of attention to what produces strikes and what does not.
Next time I'm running those in the basement, I'll make one for your wife on the house.
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Very Cool,
Nice work, Not many people can do what you GUYS do on this board,.... I look at some of these works of ART and am blown away and Humbled.
Very Cool
Jerome |
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