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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | These are my first attempts at painting crankbaits, not terrible for a first try (Even signed them :-) ). I would like to thank Rob from Muskynightmare for giving me the blanks... so Thank you very much! The top one is a Lolleita twitchbait painted in a bullhead pattern, and the bottom one is a Nessa crank painted in a gizzard shad type color. Thanks again Rob!
Alex
Edited by A-ROZ 5/9/2006 7:35 PM
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Location: Milwaukee Wi | looks good how long did it take??????? |
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Location: Girdwood, Alaska | Once i started it took me about 2 days for each one... I thought the scale pattern actually turned out pretty good. |
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Location: Oregon | Hey great job!
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Alex,
Good stuff man!
Your welcome! Glad to see a young guy doing something constructive, as opposed to playing x- box or D&D all the time.
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| Those are your first attempts? I wish my first attempts were that beautiful, Alex.
Great work and the patterns look like they'll tempt the beast into biting too. |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | What are you making fun of Xbox? I like playing Xbox but it is not my life. I know some people on average that play 45.5 hours of Xbox a week. But yea could I have some blanks nightmare? I would like to custom paint a little something something. |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Video games is what robbed me from a major part of my kid's lives, as well as D&D (thanx to my ex-beotch).
I'll ship a few blanks, for waiting so long for your re-paints.
Edited by muskynightmare 5/10/2006 11:30 PM
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | I MAYBE play three hours of Video games a week. And if I have the chance to go fishing or hunting I would rather go over Video games any day.
Edited by DEMolishedyou2 5/12/2006 8:19 PM
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| lol i am 15 and have been bitten by the lure making virous and have made my first blank and was wondering what is a good thing to use for scale patterns and were i should put the waits in a suick style jerkbait |
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Location: Minnesota | Muskie-kid
For scale patterns try some old football shirts or beach bags. Anything with a patern you can spray paint through is great! I know of some lures that use lace or womens stockings too. As for the Suicks, I put mine towards the front of the lure. On my 9 inch Suicks they are about 0.5 inches behind the front hook..
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | glad to see the future of baitmaking and muskyfishing taking such an interest! i will be holding a day long bait mod/ building/ painting clinic at The Sportsman in Appleton next Saturday. Stop by and learn. I am not getting paid for me being there, I just believe in their shop. |
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Location: Milwaukee Wi | Ya you make that wood look good are you sellin them??????? |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | hey that paint job aint to bad,
Edited by fish4musky1 2/18/2007 11:34 PM
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| nightmare i wish i could go but i live up in canada so ya |
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| oh and my bait is about 0.9 inch's thick any suggested ratio's for weight |
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Location: Verona, WI | Slow down on the Xbox - I love my 360.
Seriously the paint jobs look great. I really like the Nessa trolled - it doesn't dive deep so it's great for trolling over weed beds.
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot | Good job for you're first try.
Here's a tip: lay down a coat of yellow paint before you put your orange down. You'll get a much fuller and brighter orange that way. |
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