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| Fire Leopard, 4 3/4 inches:
Leopard Shad from Western Red Cedar, weighted, hand-crafted eyes in my FlatShad body style. It has a nice color shift when it moves:
Amber Tiger from Western Red Cedar, weighted:
Plum Pearl Shad in my Threadfin body style, hand-crafted eyes, with blue and purple pearl overtones; resin body, bent Lexan lip:
Pink Leopard, resin body, hand-carved gill details, foiled, in my Palm Bait body style
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Hope you guys like 'em. I have a few more I'll post later.
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Location: Southwest Ohio | Very nice, Would you tell us more about your eyes?
Thanks,
Don
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| LOVE that Plum Pearl Shad bait!!! Your paint jobs are second to none. That bait would kill em at Leesville. Do you sell any baits??
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| Very nice Vince!!! Any of those will get bit at West Branch!!!!
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Location: Oregon | I like the back on the Amber Tiger............beautiful lures Vince.
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Location: Central WI | Very nice work!!! Nice colors..... and those eyes look awesome!!!
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| Exquisite work |
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| beautifull work. how many coats of clear?? |
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| Don, the eyes are something I've been working on for about 2 years and may be for sale soon along with a limited number of baits each year.
Woodie, they have 5 thin coats of envirotex, which is the minimum required to tooth proof a bait with etex (in my opinion).
Thanks for all the kind words. I have a few more I'll put up on this thread later today if I get a chance.
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| awesome work,like always  |
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| Simply the best. Wow!! |
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| Works of art |
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Location: Burton, Ohio | Vince those look outstanding! |
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| Thanks for the kind words you guys.
Here's a couple more.
For what its worth, these Threadfins will cast a mile and troll at speeds up to about 9 or 10 mph without any problem:
This one is four inches long:
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Location: oswego, il | Wow!, enough said! |
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| SUPER!!!! |
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| WHY SO small? |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Because, Muskies like snacks too ! Very very Nice
Jerome
Edited by Top H2O 2/2/2009 9:02 PM
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Location: Rhinelander. | Very sweet,great job! I love the size of them!
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| Those eyes are sweet. The mylar-or whatever particular material you're using- fins are cool. I'd like to see those in the sunlight. I bet they really pop and give illusion of a different texture. |
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| Incredible smooth finish. What is your coating? |
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| Found it, said earlier. It's hell getting old... |
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| Lol, don't worry, Bruce, I do the same type of thing all the time. |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | Wow! awsome lures. Finish, paint designs all awsome. Mike |
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| How long did you have to choke them to get the eyes to pop out? Just kidding man, those are beautiful in every aspect. Once again the boyz in the basement have razed the bar.
Beautiful work.
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| Thanks, you guys, I appreciate it.
I'm enjoying the building...but really looking forward to spring and some outdoor stuff!
There's a nearby river that turns on (for muskies) in about a month, so it should be fun to throw some new stuff. |
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