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Angler310
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Shimmering Shad
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The Aurora DSS
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Scott one other thing, do give these recipes the guys give you a try. They know better than I when it comes to colors. They have been doing soft plastics for a long time, and have formulated colors before some of these colors even became avail. I think you will have a lot of fun as I do trying this out. Mike
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Yes, however I did not flour it. I left the salt (superfine) the way it came out of the container. I find that by not flouring the salt I can get away with less color. You just need to make sure you stir,stir and stir. Mike
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I poured some Junesbug this weekend with Del's it is a very close match to all the junebug baits I have purchased over the counter. Mike
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Nova Aurora Kind of reminded me of the shimmering lights in Alaska will this be the only color?? angler310
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Here is something that I'm giving a try. I took some worms and placed them in a plastic bag used for vacum packing and seal the bags with oil and scent for about 2 hours. I did this with the worms right out of the molds. I did notice some bubbles leaving the surface of the worm. My point being that I'm hoping that the oil and scent permiated the baits. Thoughts on this adventure?? Interested how you folks feel about this idea. Mike
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I too would be interested. I wounder if Senkosam would have access to mylar strips through his glitter providers??
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That is why I keep coming back to this sight. I thirst for knowledge and Idea's. I have come up with a few idea's and sights. When some spare time, (like at 4am) when I have time to ponder and gather my thoughts and Pictures. I will be looking for opinions and comment. thanks for the feed back Mike
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Thanks for the feed back guys. It is my intention to fit in with the group and become a contributor. I have spent countless hours reading and studying all that has already been posted to this wonderful sight. I will make sure that I use discretion when making my posts in the future. Once again I apologize for my offensiveness. thanks Mike
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Sorry guys, I had no intentions of getting any one upset or rubbed the wrong direction. Yes I am new to this and I am grateful for all the info that has been supplied. I was looking for more ideas in the cook book. I am also trying to formulate colors and Ideas of my own of which I will be posting pictures of along with the recipes for comments and recommendations. I assure all that I had no intention of getting folks worked up over this. Mike
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Sharing Ideas is healthy for the hand poured guys. Fresh Ideas bring in fresh customers. Lets get back into sharing more recipes. Mike
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Would like to see a recipe posted for the "Roadkill" color. this is something I think would be a killer color for smallies up here in New England. Mike
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Jim I use quick book, a great small business program and very easy to set up and use. you keep all the records and transactions, does inventory, you print out a spread sheet and let your tax people take it from there. Mike
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Hey Craw, Consider peanut oil, I read an article that the Gov. used this to keep plane and jet engines lubed during ww2. It takes a lot of heat without breaking down and its cheap. would like to see your proto type when you get it figured out. Mike
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Bob is back up and running,I just placed a good order for molds with him and he is responding to emails as well. (at least he responded to mine) Mike