Dziadzia
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The same jerkbait as previous, but another way of colouration. The length - 13 cm., weight w Owner 1/0 - 85 grams, sinking rate - 0.25 m/s. This jerkbait is dressed by real copper stuff to create stripes. as well contrast idea is used to underline the presence of jerkbait for predator under the different light conditions -
New jerkbait ready to face a spring pike. The length - 13 cm., weight w Owner 1/0 - 85 grams, sinking rate - 0.25 m/s. The idea is to test an aluminium stuff, that I used to create stripes, how it will lure a pike - intense reflection of light should initiate "hit" signal for predator. As well jerkbait is painted in the way to create contrast between colours under the normal light conditions and under the UV lighting conditions. -
The jerkbait under the UV light conditons -
Newly tailed jerkbait waiting for the spring to come. Short description - length w tail 3o cm, weight with Owner 2/0 - 115 grams. Action - glider bait. Sinking rate - 0.2 m/s -
The contrasting areas should be honey-spot to seduce a predator -
I do believe that the bad-ass will be mauled by muscular jaws -
So, UV paint was used to underline some areas on the lure. My deep believe as well as collected experience says that UV increase the probability to lure a fish.
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New perch is ready. I believe this perch should be luckily useful than perches are spawning and hence pikes are waiting around a corner. Length of lure w tail - 21 cm, weight - 85 grams w Owner 1/0, sinking rate - 0.25 m/s
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The hit point under the dark conditions. UV paint and phosphorus tail to attract... or maybe to scare fish -
As name describes, this lure with the hit point. Just one thing is missing on this lure - I think two words should be written above the hit point - "HIT HERE". The rest is as bellow: sinking glider; length - 15 cm., weight w Owner 1/0 - 90 grams. -
UV paint was used to underline the belly, gills and fins. Or to create the hit point -
The peaceful eyes, dos not matter left or right -
Preparation for the next fishing season. Wooden jerkbait. Sinking action and rate 0.3 m/s. Weight w Owner 2/0 - 105 grams. Length - 17 cm. First of all, this lure is a glider, as well has belly shaking than sinking. If to use more advance technique to retrieve the lure, it is possible to obtain nice and wide glides to search a fish... I hope that spring pikes will be attracted from the weeds -
Look to the lure under the UV lighting -
Close up look to the wooden lure. The fins on this lure are done using reflecting material to create more attractive action of the lure. As usual on my lures, popped out eyes -
Wooden jerkbait. The colour pattern chosen to mimic a cisco. Should be useful than cisco is spawning, And due to the fact that cisco is spawing in the shallow water, this jerkbait has a floating action. Weight 100 grams with Owner 2/0, lenght 17 cm. -
Yes, on this lure a corkscrew is used to fix the tail. Right, this lure acts like walk-the-dog under water (left, right, left, right), like in army but possible to achieve more interesting movements of the lure than advanced twitches or jerks used to animate the lure. -
On these lures a simple screw is used. As well, another way to attach a tail is to use a stretched spring, for instance. And you need to use a glue to fix firmly in the right position a tail. -
Thank you for support. The purplish colour and other glowing colours had been obtained from http://www.uvgear.co.uk/index.htm So, UV paints were used to cover tangerine parts and belly. Using UV paints you can reach nice effects. food for thought... for instance, firstly to cover a surface by UV paint and secondly to paint by regular paint details on UV layer, so as result you will have really nice pattern glowing in the dark... more or less the same as Halloween party -
UV paint used to give more attractive features for the lure ... under water -
Newly steamed pike. I hope this lure gives gladness for the lure owner. Short description - 20 cm, 130 gr and 0.3 m/s
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And here is flock of baits on the way to make customer happy -
Than two in group, it should be organized group to give for an angler fun
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The same popped eye, as on the tailed blue, effect to tease pikes... -
Another member of the tailed family. The characteristics are the same as the tailed blue bears. As well. UV paint was used; the same orange details as on the blue tailed. Hope, this glider should produce fish than water is warm
