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| Curious on if anyone is making anything new this year to try out.
I have quite a few projects to try out now that we are getting open water finally in the Northland.
* had my own globe blade design made in quantity finally so going to get a batch going
* made a wood turned Swim Whizz style crank
* have a new WTD and Tail Prop (with a big tail rotor)
* a new shad style crank aimed at shallow rock fishing
* have a few new bucktails
* a new buzzbait im especially excited to try
* some hand made big flaptail blades
I think i like tinkering almost as much as fishing now
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| Yep! Got several new style baits I've been working on. Here's a bighead carp deep diver I made for my dad's birthday. Also a half-painted super detailed brook trout glider I'm working on.
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | 7” dive and rise Riverhawk is in the works
6” solid cedar back-lipped swim bait
6” mega flaptail
6” slimmed down cedar glider
2.5” trout glider
12” dive and rise Riverhawk
So yeah, a few new things I’m tinkering with.
RJ, how big are your flaptail blades you’ve made? |
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| muskyroller - 4/15/2021 10:10 PM
RJ, how big are your flaptail blades you’ve made?
Roughly 2.75" tall by 2" wide. .035 Brass hand cut and hammered
Edited by RJ_692 4/16/2021 7:20 AM
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | RJ_692 - 4/16/2021 7:16 AM
muskyroller - 4/15/2021 10:10 PM
RJ, how big are your flaptail blades you’ve made?
Roughly 2.75" tall by 2" wide. .035 Brass hand cut and hammered
That’s awesome! Thanks for the pic. Might try that myself. Need a BIG one for what I’m working on. |
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