Dziadzia
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Another view to the lure -
Here is ‘Nimble’. Decided to build smaller lure. The description is following: sinking lure; sinking rate 0.25 m/s; weight w hooks 81 gr. Action – quick reaction to gentle road twitch; reaction – small glide w dominated turn around axis. -
Thank you for the evaluation and positive feedback. Yes, the real hook is embedded in the top coat. After long research in my brain, I have come to the solution to use a real hook as my logo for my lures. The hook is a tricky thing to attach to a lure, but finally have figure out the way to fix hook in the desired position and direction. Ed -
I have decided to mark my lures after long research in my brain. The final decision has been given for the logo ‘Hook’. If your eye or pike’s eye catch this logo somewhere on the ground or in the water, you or pike will know that lure was born in my workshop.
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The view to the surrounding water through the eye of 'Lapsus' -
Long glides should be used to tempt a pike in the cold autumn water. Here is ‘Lapsus’ hence meaning ‘glider’ if translate from Latin. The weight of ‘Lapsus’ is 140 grams and length is 20 cm, and action is slow sinking for the aim to hang longer in the water. This ‘Lapsus’ gave a good result tempting pikes during the last fishing trip. -
These tails are prety cool. Flexible enought to vibrate even than lure is sinking. Where and who makes these tails, I do not have information, but originaly it is fishing twister, just the body of twister is cut. -
Interesno kak on v vode plyviot? kakyje dvyzenyje on delajet? -
Sasha, molodec. Krasyvo zdelano... aliumynevaja folga otlychno vygliadyt. kakim obrazom sdelal cheshuju?
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Perfectly implemented capacities to built lures. Superb! -
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Jerkbait Company ready to trouble pikes -
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Tail jerkbait ‘perch’ ready to hit the water. The same size and action as the previous foiled lure in my gallery.
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The body of foiled jerk lure and friendly eye -
Another angle of view to the jerk lure -
Hi, gents. Here is foiled creature. The length of body without tail is 17 cm. However, the length with tail is 27 cm. I hope, it should be nice well done steak for toothy pikes. -
Hi, Ben. Thank you for your evaluation. I have looked at your lures displayed on your Internet site and your approach to the matter and execution is on the highest level. Let us hope, that lures will be appreciated by toothy predators. Best, Ed -
Two colours combination (black and red) was used slightly dim the contrast of 3D yellow eye. I know that predator is not so pedant choosing prey, but from the point of aesthetics this eye looks nicer than simple moulded 3D eye. -
Another view to the wooden hardbait. Let us hope that this perch will be chosen by predator.
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Perch has been requested to make. So, here lure is for you to evaluate. The length of hardbait is 17 cm, and weight is approx 105 grams. Action – sinking due to the aim to use this hardbait in deep waters. -
Another angle to look at the pike-jerkbait. -
The part of side pattern of pike that was airbrushed. Two layers of clear coat were used to create protection against sharp tooth. -
Newly backed jerkbait. The length of lure is 19 centimetres, weight with hooks 110 gr. Action is sinking and already approved by pikes during last weekend fishing trip. -
