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| I've had some success with buzzbaits in the past but they would get all twisted up after a catch so I decided to try and make some heavy duty ones. I carved a head, created a mold and poured some lead. I used some .062 wire and powder coated them. Also I added more skirt material and a trailer to beef them up a bit. Had some fun making a few different styles.
Edited by rtowns 4/19/2012 10:33 PM
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Location: canada | big ,beefy and beautiful
Etch |
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| those are nice! |
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Location: Bloomington,MN | nice lookin baits! those will get bit |
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Location: Maryland | nice buzzbaits. how long are they and how much they weigh? |
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| Glad you like them! They are about 8 inches from loop to trailer hook and they range in weight from 1.6 oz to 1.9 oz. |
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| Do they run true (stay totally upright without tipping to one side)?
And do you sell them?
Cheers, ViciousFishes |
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| I haven't been able to give them a test yet. I wouldn't be apposed to selling them but I would like to make sure they run true first and tune them if I have to. |
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| When you test them I would be curious to see how far they can be thrown. Nice baits! |
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| good looking baits. I wonder how the action will be with the extra spinner blade on 3 & 5. neat idea.
I like the way the trailer hook is positioned. nice job. |
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