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bradroberts1030

Posted 9/24/2014 9:44 PM (#731719)
Subject: Brad Shad

Posts: 16

Location: Detroit, Michigan

Here are a few new paint jobs from this week.

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Eaglescout2012

Posted 9/24/2014 10:22 PM (#731723 - in reply to #731719)
Subject: RE: Brad Shad

Posts: 369

That's awesome. I don't do rubber lures, how did you get the molds for those they look sweet

Gsxr6001984

Posted 9/25/2014 6:35 PM (#731846 - in reply to #731719)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad

Posts: 9

Froze a real fish...made a mold and the colored with alumidust???
The look good!

bradroberts1030

Posted 9/25/2014 9:05 PM (#731857 - in reply to #731719)
Subject: RE: Brad Shad

Posts: 16

Location: Detroit, Michigan

Thanks guys. Yes you are correct. Check out Alumilite/makelure.com. They have all the products/instructional videos for both hard and soft plastic lures.

bradroberts1030

Posted 10/3/2014 11:59 PM (#733210 - in reply to #731857)
Subject: RE: Brad Shad

Posts: 16

Location: Detroit, Michigan

Trying out a walleye pattern

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ToddM

Posted 10/4/2014 8:33 AM (#733228 - in reply to #731719)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad

Posts: 20179

Location: oswego, il

Bait looks pretty cool. Look like you froze a piranha for the mold. Aren't you afraid it will attack the fish your trying to catch?:-). Would be cool to see what it looks like under water.

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bradroberts1030

Posted 10/4/2014 10:23 AM (#733244 - in reply to #733228)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad

Posts: 16

Location: Detroit, Michigan

Thanks Todd. It does look similar to a piranha. It's molded from an actual gizzard shad from Lake St Clair. I will try to post some underwater videos. It has an erratic flutter mimicking a dying fish when used both jigging and casting.

mastical

Posted 10/4/2014 4:19 PM (#733274 - in reply to #731719)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad

Posts: 568

Location: Lake St Clair

Very cool

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