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BruceKY
Posted 10/7/2006 8:32 PM (#213255)
Subject: New baits for me





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Location: KY		I was busy this summer making a couple of new baits. My designs are nothing new but I like the fact that they are through wire and I put them together from scratch. The lures I made are similar to a Hawg Teaser and an HR Shaker. The third bait in the first picture is a crank bait I made this past spring. It is similar to an oversized AC00 Shiner.

I used them for the first time this week. They all worked great. I didn't consider the weight of the leader when I added lead to the glider. When I used a heavy leader with BB,& clip the lure sank nose first. With a bare leader it worked perfect. The only activity I had in a day and a half of fishing was a follow on the "Hawg Teaser"

SYOTW
Bruce


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RiverMan
Posted 10/7/2006 9:17 PM (#213261 - in reply to #213255)
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Location: Oregon		Hey those are really well done. The thru-wire could not have been done better!
Congratulations.

jed v.
Pikiespawn
Posted 10/8/2006 9:00 AM (#213325 - in reply to #213255)
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Location: Apollo, PA		Very nice man. I wish i had that talent, but unfortunately do not............
RiverMan
Posted 10/8/2006 6:57 PM (#213376 - in reply to #213255)
Subject: RE: New baits for me




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Location: Oregon		What kind of action do you get from the bait in picture #6 with the sloped face on it? Will it dive? If so, how much?

just curious,

thx.
guts
Posted 10/9/2006 5:35 AM (#213433 - in reply to #213255)
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very nice baits
ToddM
Posted 10/9/2006 6:34 AM (#213442 - in reply to #213255)
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Location: oswego, il		Good looking baits. Looks like alot of work went into them. Makes it all the more rewarding when you catch a fish. May you have to repaint them many times!
BruceKY
Posted 10/9/2006 8:42 AM (#213472 - in reply to #213376)
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Location: KY		RiverMan

It dives to about 3-4 feet. For the most part it has an action like other chop baits. It dives in a strait line with long pulls and a little bit of a side to side action if you do short hard jerks. Because of the line tie location it has a wobble like a lipless crank bait. All that with the rubber tail makes for a whole lot of triggers.

Thanks,
Bruce
RiverMan
Posted 10/9/2006 11:01 AM (#213507 - in reply to #213255)
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Location: Oregon		Thx Bruce.
Tigger
Posted 10/9/2006 5:59 PM (#213597 - in reply to #213255)
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Location: Burton, Ohio		Bruce very nice work on the thru wire. I am new to musky fishing and just started making my own baits. I was curious how the thru wire works. The pic explains it all. I am also a cabinetmaker and appreciate the quality of your work. Is that maple?
BruceKY
Posted 10/9/2006 8:34 PM (#213627 - in reply to #213597)
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Location: KY		Tigger

Thanks. The wood is pine. I have a new jig I am making so that I will not have to drill holes all the way through to hold it together with dowels. What I am doing is overkill but is fun and it allows me to adjust exactly how much and where I add the lead before I glue everything together.

Bruce
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