Braided Line
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Maybe try some heat... Just guessing here.
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The back section looks right on target. The front section looks to me like you lost your design/detail. Just doesn`t seem to fit. Trying to give an honest/objective comment . -
Catch and release on Bass...........absolutely. Fish a lot of local "T`s" and you know , that`s what you do. Falls into the category of." recycle the resource." Gut hook . Your method of removal certainly gives Mr Bass a better chance for survival. If I think the "gut hook" is to severe and it does happen. I just cut the line as close as possible to the hook . No damage done what so ever. This way also gives Mr Bass a better chance for survival.
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Looks like you have way to much idle time on your hands........................................... But looks like it has paid off nicely! -
Do yourself a favor. Pick up a book on Rod Building at your local Library. You said," never built a rod." Then why try to do something you know nothing about.. Get the book. When you get to the ,guide wrapping, you`ll thank me. Maybe.
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Shaw Grigsby Edition Quantum Baitcaster
Braided Line replied to Tony Maxwell's topic in Rod & Reel building & repair
Was just looking at another forum and a guy on there had a problem like yours. Same reel. A poster said, the SGA600CX is close relative to the Accurist CX. Might look that one up and see what`s....what. If it`s that close you should be able to figure it out. When you do get into your reel..............well you`ll see. -
Shaw Grigsby Edition Quantum Baitcaster
Braided Line replied to Tony Maxwell's topic in Rod & Reel building & repair
You might try U-Tube with your question , That is if you haven`t already. Get back on the net and keep looking/digging. -
This just looks good! Paint job doesn`t over power the lure. The red eye is perfect for the finishing touch. -
Anything hand made with a custom paint job I give more credit to. -
You can clean (old) dirty cork grips using a Brillo pad. Just get it wet and rub the cork. Doesn`t hurt anything and works great.
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The pattern is not overly done. In fact it looks "believable." Big gap hooks as well. That puppy will catch some fish. -
Sweet paint job. Never did like those type of eyes though. -
Green and mean! Plus, a red-eye. -
Made one from a BBQ motor. For what I needed it to do.....it works reasonably well.
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This I like. Has detail in the pattern. -
That lure is funky enough to be cool.......... Funky as in different. Plus, the legs should have plenty of "wiggle. " Not sure about the red hook though. -
I do like ...color. Plus, a matching skirt. -
Welcome..........
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Google your question.
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I look at that more as an art piece than a functioning lure. Displayed so all can enjoy your work. -
Google your question..............
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![IMG 2795[1]](https://www.tackleunderground.com/community/media/gallery/category_8/sml_gallery_47037_8_258918.jpg)
Color...Color...Color! That is one, cool looking puppy. Now for the Red hooks. -
The paint job on this one is proportionate. Flows very well. May be a tad rich but cool non the less. -
No explanation as to how these came about. Made from scratch , pain job only. what ever. If I missed something, my apologies. Hard to give props with out knowing what you did. Not trying to be flippant. They do look nice though. -
Flippin. Carolina rig. 5/0 hook. Fla has big Bass. Love.... big, bulky plastics.