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 Posts: 34 Location: OHIO | Here are a few new cranks I just finished.. I made these from pvc board, thick epoxy coating, some foiled.. 6" & 8" lengths 3.0oz-3.5oz... Almost ashamed to post these after having just viewed Fatfingers new posting..haha.. His new ones are incredible.. JP~ Attachments ----------------  11 LURES-FOILS 047 [].JPG (57KB - 76 downloads) 11 LURES-FOILS 005 [].JPG (54KB - 87 downloads) 11 LURES-FOILS 012 [].JPG (65KB - 94 downloads) 11 LURES-FOILS 021 [].JPG (68KB - 83 downloads) 11 LURES-FOILS 031 [].JPG (52KB - 86 downloads) 11 LURES-FOILS 040 [].JPG (57KB - 81 downloads) 012 [].JPG (84KB - 99 downloads) 11 LURES-FOILS 015 [].JPG (58KB - 91 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 34 Location: OHIO | Thanks everyone and thank you Fatfingers, very much.. Here is a pic of what some of the foil patterns I used looks like as it was hard to tell in my poor quality photos.. This is a 8.5x11 sheet of cover stock purchased at a local fabric store.. It doesnt look likr much in my poor lure pics but it really stands out with lure in hand. The strawberry coloring is pearl red with a light coating of pearl white, then I scaled with a 50/50 mix of pearl white/pearl silver w/a drop of pearl red in the mixture.. It came out w/a nice mullet appearance.. Its a killer for pike.. Hoosier,.. If you do a thru-wire on metal lip plugs for salt or like on the old CCBCo pikies, the tie ends up horizontal to fit in the metal lip slot.. It can then be bent up or down to change lure running depth, & it seems to make every lure swim pefectly straight too.. I seen many guys use a horizontal tie on glider baits too.. These lures I posted are extremely slow sinking, susspending, and/or floaters that ascend back to the surface at a very slow rate.. You can crank all of these down 8-10 feet and they basically stay there, to be jerked,.. I've noticed no swim action difference when used as a crankbait, vertical/horizontal, if anything, in my opinion, the H is better thsn the V...But thats One Fools opinion..LoL Thanks again for all the positive comments, greatly appreciated.. John JP Myers Attachments ---------------- 001 [].JPG (77KB - 82 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 179 Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan | |||
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Location: Ontario | Stunning ! I wish I had the skills you have  | ||
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Posts: 34 Location: OHIO | heres a little better pic of the swirl pattern JP~ Attachments ---------------- FOILZ 051 [] [].JPG (66KB - 86 downloads) | ||
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