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https://barlowstackle.com/beads-oval-plastic-p3255/ http://www.anglersworkshop.com/Beads-and-Lure-Eyes/Plastic-Oval-Beads https://lurecomponents.worthco.com/products/beads/fluorescent-plastic3 points
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I took a clothes hanger and made me a mixer. I put it in a cordless drill and stir it a couple of hours before I use it.
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https://www.lurepartsonline.com/Plastic-Oval-Beads1 point
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Preheating your injector should give you a little more time to shoot.1 point
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Thank you to whoever posted here to use the powder to dust mold before pouring resin in mold . I have had zero bubbles , zero problems with my last topwater lure I'm working on that has very deep cuts for the gills .Complete pours and lure demolds so easy , will extend the life of the mold too . Tommy1 point
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I dug up a picture of one of my first airbrushed lures1 point -
a client we have uses maple. for musky baits its pretty hardy stuff. we do the artwork..they will last decades lol.1 point
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My first deep crank design.1 point -
This is a big crank for me (I know...a minnow for you muskie guys). 3.5" and bigger all around than a BDS3. Painted up like a big gizzard.....our lakes have a lot of big gizzard shad certain times of the year - - I made this bait to try to get some of the bigger bass that eat em'. Sintra body.1 point -
Small (2.5") shallow crank......kind of a mix of a Charlie-O and an RC 1.5. Sintra body.1 point -
Hello! Im hugo, from the Netherlands. Just became 18 years old. I've just bought an airbrush and i've painted some jerkbaits and swimbaits with it. Hope it will become better, but it's a start.1 point -
Not to me. I think they look just fine.1 point -
Just 1 coat of clear, 2 to go, I use DN's1 point -
New version of my hardbass lure, now with an added stainless lip. Grtz!1 point -
Thanks Rookie. Not sure about the "pro" stuff though. Even a blind hog picks up an acorn every now and then.1 point
