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musky2424

Posted 12/28/2013 1:21 PM (#680885)
Subject: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 122

Location: Appleton Wi

this is my first homemade musky lure tell me what you think!!!

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weedsnager

Posted 12/28/2013 1:59 PM (#680891 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 476

Location: St. John, Indiana

That'll work...good job

ToothTamer

Posted 12/28/2013 3:29 PM (#680903 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 310

Location: Lake St.Clair

Looks great especially for your first very impressive

Riley-H

Posted 12/28/2013 4:30 PM (#680910 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 62

Looks good, much better than my first attempt, hows the action?

steveo

Posted 12/28/2013 4:37 PM (#680914 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 25

Location: Bruce,wi

Nice work for the first time, keep up the great work.

musky2424

Posted 12/28/2013 5:00 PM (#680919 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 122

Location: Appleton Wi

I'm not totally sure the only spot I can try it right now is my bath tub but it looks good

zombietrolling

Posted 12/28/2013 9:04 PM (#680950 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 246

Looking good. Wait until you catch one on it. It's exhilarating.

gunnr

Posted 12/28/2013 9:49 PM (#680959 - in reply to #680950)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 110

Doesn't look like you have a clear coat on it yet.....that'll make it pop! Nice looking bait, even more so if it's your first! Congrats and make sure to post the next ones.

Sidejack

Posted 12/28/2013 10:30 PM (#680965 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 1082

Location: Aurora

I'll take 2!

Cranker

Posted 1/7/2014 9:36 AM (#683093 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 117

Location: Northern Illinois

Very nice job for first lure! Congrats

bowhunter29

Posted 1/7/2014 3:00 PM (#683157 - in reply to #680885)
Subject: Re: first homemade musky lure

Posts: 909

Location: South-Central VA

Nice work- keep posting!

jeremy

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