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Im gonna give it a shot. They sell dried shrimp at a local mexican market, im gonna pulverize it into a powder and give it a whirl. I wonder if the fish will like it.2 points
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This came off a recipe list and I haven’t tried it but thought I would pass it along. It’s in 8 oz. Plastisol. Red Bug 40 drops red shad , .035 green 1/4 tsp, .060 black 1/4 tsp, 1/8 tsp.015 red1 point
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Did it with garlic salt back in the day, never tried the shrimp. Garlic salt was decent but heavy.1 point
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Pinterest (dang spell checker)1 point
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I've been struggling with color combo's call it block so started to find topics on contrasting colors that didn't do it. Out of the blue I went to printers and looked up peacock wall art and that was it all the color combo's that worked together. I wanted to share1 point
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I think @Outlaw4 has a good point about the weight. Keeping the weight down in the lure close to the belly might help keep it from rolling over and help it swim more upright. Generally speaking, keeping the lure sitting level can be really helpful. I've made some that sat nose up or down and still swam fine, but level is generally the way to go.1 point
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most glides have a lot of belly weight, dropping the belly might help if it moves weight down. Does it sink level?1 point
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I use a cap full of heat stabilizer when heating remelt too if it's been sitting a while. If it's fresh i usually only reheat a small amount & don't use stabilizer then.1 point
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Do you not realize how many folks use a tooth pick to do what i mentioned? I have a small metal skewer but have used tooth picks plenty of times to stir in a minute amount of colorant. what i said will work just fine.1 point
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I found the #242 to be very user friendly. I've reheated it 6-7-8 times without discoloration. I do use a splash of heat stabilizer.1 point
