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Tigger

Posted 4/1/2007 6:43 PM (#248376)
Subject: A foil carp

Posts: 399

Location: Burton, Ohio

Hey everyone, I had started this blank a couple of months ago. I wasn't sure if I would ever finish it. I had some people ask me lately if I made any carp style gliders. I figured I would finish it this weekend. It has a copper foil base below. Slow sinking. I am glad I decided to finish it.
Take care
John

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Jason413

Posted 4/1/2007 7:00 PM (#248378 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: RE: A foil carp

Posts: 119

Looks great! I love your foil work!

etch

Posted 4/1/2007 7:05 PM (#248380 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 309

Location: canada

awesome work tigger, as are all of your baits, keep up the great work

Etch

baitmaker66

Posted 4/1/2007 8:21 PM (#248389 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: RE: A foil carp

Posts: 121

Tigger,

They just keep getting better!!!!!

Ben

Muskie-kid

Posted 4/1/2007 8:41 PM (#248396 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 87

very nice urt work gets better every time

Yake Bait

Posted 4/1/2007 8:51 PM (#248399 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 388

If I were a musky, I would eat that!!!

Tigger

Posted 4/1/2007 9:53 PM (#248415 - in reply to #248399)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 399

Location: Burton, Ohio

Thanks everyone, I wound up using another blank that I had and did a spin-off of a carp. I guess I will call it a "silver carp" LOL

Take care
John

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Jason413

Posted 4/1/2007 10:56 PM (#248422 - in reply to #248415)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 119

You have such deep beautiful finishes! Do you mind if i ask what you use for the clear top coat? Great work!!!!

toothn'nail

Posted 4/2/2007 5:18 AM (#248430 - in reply to #248422)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 55

Location: SW Michigan

Unbelievably realistic color & details. Inspirational. I've been working on a couple carp gliders, also. In comparison, mine look like they were roughed out with an axe & finished with a chain saw. Been thinking about having my 8 year old paint mine for me so they'll look better.

Great work.

tomcat

Posted 4/2/2007 7:09 AM (#248438 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 743

Once again Tigger...take those things to Ready Med...'cause they are SICK!!! dude...you rocked it! that's money.
Work like this, will force (or inspire) the bigger glider companies to 'keep up with jones'...
Nice job Tig..money in the bank dude!
tomcat

DEMolishedyou2

Posted 4/2/2007 7:33 AM (#248441 - in reply to #248438)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 434

Location: Omaha, Nebraska

Tigger,
Those are amazing. Are they for sale?

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Tigger

Posted 4/2/2007 4:27 PM (#248520 - in reply to #248441)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 399

Location: Burton, Ohio

Thanks everybody, I think all baits look good. It doesn't matter who makes them!. Most of the fun is just creating them. Sometimes I wonder if the fish really care what finish is on the wood. LOL I have heard of fish eating raw 2x4 's with hooks on them! LOL

The natural carp has already been spoken for. The silver one I think I will sell also. I will think about it while cutting the grass tonight.

The depth of finish it just created by layering the epoxy with many coats. Looks nice but alot of work and wet sanding. More layers more depth.

Take care
John

Edited by Tigger 4/2/2007 4:28 PM

Bayboo_baits

Posted 4/2/2007 9:44 PM (#248578 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: RE: A foil carp

Posts: 129

Location: Milwaukee Wi

Wow that looks great how long does it take you to paint that master peice

Kazmuskie

Posted 4/2/2007 11:29 PM (#248595 - in reply to #248376)
Subject: Re: A foil carp

Posts: 194

You make some of the finest looking baits I have ever seen. True works of art. I'd love to fish one and get it all chewed up.

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