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Big Bass Man

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  1. As long as your paint is heat set dry, you can clear right away after heat setting them.
  2. Solar Fall shows how to do it nicely in this video at the 4:59 minute.
  3. I use Blue Painters Tape. Goes on easy & comes off easy. I tape the front part of the bill first. Then I start under the bill, up next to the belly of the lure. Wrap around and curve around the top of the bill.
  4. Big Bass Man

    11lbs 15oz

    Thanks bud!! Always release them back. I think that's the only reason they bite for me.
  5. Another way to paint eyes is using an artist brush stick. Pull off the bristle end, dip in paint for the first spot, flip the stick over, dip in paint for the pupil.
  6. Thanks Ben!! I wasn't sure about the wicked color across the back either. I have had it a couple of years but never used it. Just wanted to give it a spray and see how it turned out. Lol about Rudolph!!
  7. Thanks John!! Just let my mind wonder as I was painting it.
  8. Thanks Barry!! For the scale pattern I used a shower puff. Cut it up and it will make lots and lots of scale stencils. tried a new wicked color along the back, was not sure how it would turn out.
  9. With Devcon, I mix for about 45 seconds, then brush onto lure. I use a big paper clip to mix my epoxy. Works great with far less bubbles. The working time with devcon is far less than the working time with etex. With devcon, I can get 3 baits cleared before going to the drying wheel. With etex, you could probably do 25-30 baits per mixing.
  10. Had some time to paint again and just through some colors together!! Ole Blue Nose!!
  11. I used to use 4011 flash reducer by Auto Air. I now mix my own from a recipe on here http://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/28898-reducer/?hl=reducer
  12. Here is a picture of the shad color I was throwing that day. Forgot to mention, I was fishing out of the back of the boat.
  13. Me and a friend were both throwing staysee 90 jerkbaits, a few years ago. I was throwing my custom painted threadfin shad, while he was throwing a store bought lucky craft color. I caught 25 bass, to his 10 bass. I definitely think color has a lot to do catching bass. We also won two tournaments throwing nothing but the custom shad color!! I also caught my biggest smallmouth & spotted bass on baits that I painted. Luck? Maybe so!!But I sure do have confidence when I am throwing one. If I was able, I would post every fish caught on them & let you be the judge. Nothing like catching little green fish on something you created!!
  14. Big Bass Man

    3.1 lb Crappie

    That's a SLAB!! Congrats Hokie!!
  15. Winter Craw!! 1. White Basecoat 2. Spray entire bait yellow 3. Add Candy Apple Red dots to the cheek areas 4. Spray the shoulders & belly red 5. Spray the black craw lines on each side 6. Spray the back black also 7. Dip a toothbrush into black paint & pull back on the bristles to get the splatter 8. Spray a light coat of High Lite Purple over the back only 9 Add eyes & clear, then place on drying wheel Patrick
  16. Big Bass Man

    Winter Craw!!

    Thanks SLT785!! It is posted in the Hard Bait Cookbook.
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