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Gringo Loco

Posted 11/23/2023 11:32 AM (#1024817)
Subject: Last of the batch

Posts: 656

Location: Moses Lake, WA

This is the third and last of my "rockfish" lures destined for Alaska. This one was coated with a mixture of white Superglow powder paint mixed with epoxy and then overshot with the orange paint pattern. It glows like a neon sign when charged with sunlight and hopefully will be effective in depths of 200-500 feet. One rattle chamber, 12", basswood, big plastic lip which should give it some action in minimal currents.

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ToddM

Posted 11/24/2023 7:32 AM (#1024826 - in reply to #1024817)
Subject: Re: Last of the batch

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Location: oswego, il

Your art is always amazing.

North of 8

Posted 11/24/2023 9:00 AM (#1024830 - in reply to #1024826)
Subject: Re: Last of the batch

Yep, his lures are a combination of craft and art. I have one I got from the Musky Mission Complete auction, along with a 12" Headlock. After some thought, the Headlock went in the boat for trolling and I mounted Gringo's lure over the work bench in my shop. It makes me smile and reminds me when doing a wood working project that a 'good enough' finish is not good enough.

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