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  1. with an artificial cork, and having time on my hands, is I fool around with stuff. Oh, yeah, the wine is gone, too. That's always a problem. It weighs 6 grams, is finished in nail polish, has doll eyes, and hangs tail down, thanks to .5 grams of lead wire around the rear hook hanger. I cut the foam with a pair of serrated scissors, and melted it kind of smooth with a flat blade on my soldering gun. I used an exacto to hollow out the mouth, and "refine" the shape. Hahaha Front hook hanger is a Spro swivel that the line tie to rear hanger through wire passes through, so it can't pull out. #6 KVD EWG trebles, #4 split rings. Took about an hour, and it was fun to make. I always told my exes that drinking would pay off someday!
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  2. All right, all right, I'll get (and drink) some more wine. Just as an academic exercise, you understand, to see if I can improve on the cork bait with a red instead of a white. I will also investigate the size of corks in larger bottles of wine. Ah, the things I do for science! It doesn't look any better sober. Drat!!!
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  3. I like it, but it does seem a little small. Your gonna have to get a bigger bottle of wine that has a larger cork. One of those magnum bottles of champagne seems about right. Have fun. Ben
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  4. Most people seem to improve their skills as time goes by. This is a case going the other direction, well at least in the eye's of this builder, the fish may have another opinion. Keep the cork in the bottle untill you have finished , then enjoy your handywork. All in fun Mark, now ,get yourself another bottle of wine! Douglas
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  5. Mike, that is good advice for me also... I'm looking to get active here myself and had to slow my roll a bit... I am thinking now that within a years time I should have my chops up enough to get going but right now I'm just making (and giving away) a ton of baits. Folks are catching fish and asking for more, so I'm on the right track....
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