Dziadzia
-
Posts
183 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Profiles
Articles
TU Classifieds
Glossary
Website Links
Forums
Gallery
Store
Everything posted by Dziadzia
-
-
Sinking jerkbait. The pattern itself looks vivid and intense, so I hope this jerkbait will help me to lure some nice creatures. -
-
-
Another gliding swimming jerk – pike – is ready to face challenge. Glitter layer was created to obtain shiny body. -
-
-
This is sinking tail jerk bait. Finally I reached the right balance and obtained glides are very wide. I hope pike will love too. -
-
-
Reddish pike. This paint pattern was chosen because reddish-yellowish colours is the most productive colour combination than sunset. The length – 18 cm, weight 100 grams. Action – sinking. -
Thanks for evaluation. Actually, there are two methods to obtain pattern: the first - to spray a paint using an airbrush and nothing more, the second - to paint using an airbrush. I am using second one. And finally, it is not a miracale, just practice and practice. The most important thing will happen next weekend, this hardbait will be given for a pike to evaluate -
Well done repaint. Please, explain how tails are attached to hardbait. Actually, right know i am experimenting with tailed prototype and from my point of view screw or spring might be used to stick tail to a hardbait. what do you think screw or spring is better? Thanks -
Thank you. This type of paint pattern is produsing nice pikes in my area. So, I found BigBandit that has been never used and decided to repaint and to have extra jerkbait with the same painting. As paint, acrylic based paint was used as well as stencils and mesh - generally well known methods how to airbrush a hardbait. -
Repainted BigBandit StrikePro -
-
-
-
-
-
The general view to the jerk bait. Weight - 108 grams, lenght - 17 cm. Action - slow sinking glider. -
I love to believe that this eye will be spotted by toothy pike... the patern, I hope, is similar to a roach.
-
I used pearl-shining acrylic based paint to create more attractive belly, I hope, for the pike... -
-
This perch is waiting for the spring pike to come to be hooked and realesed... Weight - 108 grams, lenght - 17 cm.