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ditto get into any smallie action?? Thinkin about going back to the rock river for smallies and walleye this weekend.

Thanks guys, frank Im starting to get things back together, I will let you know though.

Hey all, its been a long time since I have been here. too many things happened, bad luck and all. Well hope to be back more, but just wanted to say Hi to all the old people, Chris its been a long time. Jeff

the epoxy devcon is in evrey hardware store I have been in. Its just a 2 part epoxy, and you can get it at any wally world, menards, lowes, home depo, etc. Jeff

I had the same thing happen when making and using the same molds., and it happens in the same area too. I solved it by using 2 treatments of the devcron 2ton epoxy. Make sure each time you use it that you let it dry fully. I used a Q-tip to get the epoxy in the crevices. That was the best applicator I found that is cheep and disposable. I also swiched from plaster to Durhams watter putty to make molds out of. Its cheeper, easier to use and lasts longer. Jeff

Looks like a great flipping craw!

If you havent forgot the color, then add it to the color recipe posting here in the color forum. It is a verry diffrent color and I know thats what its all about. Not having the same thing as evreyone else. Great job.

I have found "super plaster of paris" that was sold in Michales craft store. Only thing is its nearly like concrete when set up . Great for durability but its also verry expensive. I used the entire package on 1 mold. Jeff

Lurecraft actualy selld the silicone rtv that they use to make the molds. It is verry expensive and not verry cost affective. 1 lb = $31.95 I would recomend using durhams water putty that is found in most lumberyards. (lowes, home deopt and menards) Its only 5.00 for over 4 LB. and goes a long way. I use 2 or 3 layers of thinned 2ton epoxy in the cavitys to make them shine. It also aids in easy removal of the items from the mold. Jeff

Now it could be somthing like the extra moisture thats also in Calhouns plastic. It looks like foam and will cook off. It does take some heating to do this though. I was talking with Al's Worms about thisa while back and since FL is a high humidity area this could be the case. While cooking the plastic it could still appear milky and go un noticed. This could be the same sort of thing. Jeff

I have a few of the bayside made, but the tails are wider in the arch of the tail. Jeff

Thats a big reason I left CA. Too many rules and regs, And now seeing how nice it is in Alabama it looks like its time for a change again. Never before have i seen fish in such clear water, being able to cast to a school of mackerel, The pacific was nowhere near as warm either. Being able to hit bucket mouths and in less than 1/4 mile away get red snappers is incredible. Well you know wha they say, the southern people go north to fish, and the northern people go south to fish...... As long as I dont have to deal with 8" of hard water I will be happy...... Jeff

Well I will say that my shad scent is ONLY pro cure, I will be swinging my garlic scent over when I am out of garlic. I see that they have shrimp/prawn sauce now too. (for thoes that couldnt find it earlier.) For thoes of you that do fish saltwater I found out why you love it. Gulf Shores AL, gave up some great fish and they are MUCH more agressive than freshwater any day!. ( plus they have BIGGER TEETH too.... ) Jeff

Shoot, go on vacation and new things ALWAYS pop up. Sounds good. I would give it a try. Any thought on cost? How is the durability of the mold? I keep breaking p.o.p. molds just by moving them. Jeff

http://www.bigfishtackle.com/bass_record_press_release.html Looks like a VERRY big bass was landed! Jeff