Jio
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Thanks, I hope my wife don't need her strings for a while! -
This is 5"/3 oz. glider for my mate.
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This is my first paddle tail jerkbait. -
Here's my color testing for my (longer) Top-T blank.© http://www.obblers.com/
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It's some cheap glitter from hobby shop. I drop it on the wet lacque. -
I found this old blank from my scrap box. It's ca, 18 cm long and 125 gr weight.© http://www.obblers.com/
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I built this glider from the birch wood. It's ca. 20 cm long and 120 gr weight.© http://www.obblers.com/
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Thanks, mate! -
here's couple of gliders for a pikes in the archipelago of the Gulf of Finland. -
I built this Long-T glider for a mate who want it for a old Storm-color. -
This is my short "fat" glider, ca. 5" and 3 oz.
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Here's my latest, but unfinished, Trou-T gliders ca. 3.5" and 1 oz.. Seven of these are painted for orders favorite colors. https://www.facebook.com/Obblers -
It was just a test, I noticed later I have make it better (and stronger) for a newer ones. -
I build these first for my mate who want some small glider, without belly treble, for seatrout fishing. Those have great zig-zag action and wobble nice when they fall down. Here's no season for seatrout right now, so people catches perch and pikes by those. -
Well, I've been thinking if I start to build these too. I still need a mold for bigger head. These spinnerbaits were very good in spring for pikes in the shallow water and grass. They work there where I couldn't cast my gliders, ha-ha!
