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Hi My name is Todd, I am married with three kids. I live in Evansville,In. and fish mostly Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake. I started making bait several years ago and have done it off and on, mostly in the colder months. I have learned a lot on TU and consider others to be more knowledgable on most things, so I let them answer but I am willing to help if I can. Good Luck Fishing Todd

Welcome this is a great site full of great people willing to help and you can spend months just searching the past post.(it is loaded with a wealth of info) Todd tc-lures

they look great:) nice job. Todd

Just got my new issue of FLW outdoors and low and behold I saw a 2 page spread of some beautiful artwork. I reconzied some of the names from T/U. Just wanted to say great job on some fine looking lures. Todd

Great bluegill color, great looking bait

I mix mine with my clearcoat and I get it at Jann's netcraft or hobby lobby

Nice paint job, looks great

Thanks Tally I will try the search. Todd

Thanks for the replies and sorry for taking so long to get back, been busy with the holidays, work and such. The crank I am looking for is an all around crank. What I guess I'm asking is how to get the greatest amount of weight (= casting distance)without adversely affecting the action. thanks for all the help and happy holidays Todd

Hello All This is my first post, I live in Indiana and fish Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake. I have started making a few cranks to get through the winter but have started to really enjoy it. My main question is how much weight do I need (do I want to sink the bait then remove weight until it floats?) and does water temp affect how much weight you put in one (will if float at 50 deg and sink at 70 deg.) thanks in advance for any info and this is a great site with a wealth of knowledge, and to Skeeter I noticed you lived in hopkinsville a few years Do you have any good tips for the smallmouth on KY. Lake they are killing me, just can't figure them out. Thanks Todd