Braided Line
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I`ve never used boxes to store my plastics in. The biggest reason, they take up to much space. I prefer to store my soft plastics in their original bags . Living in Fl with all it`s grass, pad fields and other types of vegetation, soft plastic baits are almost the main stay in my arsenal. That being said, I have bags and bags of them. You name it ,I`ve got it. many times over. With these many "selections" I need to keep them seperated. Hence I use small gym type bags to do just that. Different types in there own bag. When I need say something to flip with I have one for flipping plastics. One for most any type of action required. You can pack them in as there``re not a "hard body" like a plastic box. I don`t have a problem looking through the "bag" as more than once I seem something else I liked better. All the bags are marked as to what they contain......what type. Been doing it this way for many years and have never looked back. As they say. Different strokes for different folks. If you (anybody) only have say 25-30 bags, then plastic boxes migh be the way to go. J s/n.
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Thanks for the explaination. As for your "secrets." They are safe as I don`t make anything. But I do buy a ton of the them, (baits.) Nice collaboration of colors on your baits. -
You`ve posted some nice baits and I`d like to give you some props but I have no idea what you did. If I missed your explaination ....my apologies.
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Nice, clean. body design! -
Unusual paint job but colors blend well together. -
Get out the fry pan. That thing is ready to eat. Nice................. -
Props for being ...different. -
Welcome aboard..........
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Got to hand it to you. Yout baits are different. -
Nothing like an out-side-the-box paint job. Don`t see many (if any) of that type of scheme. Nicely done. -
Props to you for starting from scratch,going through all the steps and finishing up with a nice creation. -
That`s just plain.....nice. -
Nice mix of colors. -
Very nice "blend" on your paint job! Plus, a presentation that compliments the lure. -
The white under-coat helps sell this one. -
Out side of the curve. Nice,bold paint job. -
Your "scale pattern" carries this puppy. -
The "gloss" look gives it the smooth look. -
Nice blend of colors. -
"Handy work" at it`s best! -
Now that`s cool! Enough said. -
Welcome Aboard.
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There are times when simple is just right! Also, nice presentation on your lure. -
What a great "collection" of colors! -
Welcome aboard....