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    i have to agree with Dave on this. i know it is an old post but maybe someone new on the forum will use the search function and find it useful. i have found that if all of the joints sink at the same rates the movement is more fluid. think about it this way. if one section is more negatively or positively buoyant than another than the joint may bind between those 2 sections (this is especially true on the hinges that use pins and a rod). when i make swimbaits like this i usually get a more slalom movement than a snake like movement, but that is what im going for to begin with.
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    St. Clair red devil
    please read the post about multiple entries for this contest... http://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/30313-2015-coolest-lure-contest-is-now-underway/page-2
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    I thought that we were only allowed one picture per category how is it that multiple users are uploading multiple pictures
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    alewife supra2015
    ...and the purpose for the electronic chip implant?? how is it charged? inductive charger, contact points (pogo) or just an internal battery? on/off switch?
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    Handmade wood swimbait
    Thanks. I went ahead and made a 2 part silicone mold of it... just in case. I have 3 blanks of this model ready to paint!!
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    Handmade wood swimbait
    i did a 360° rotational view of the lure that can be viewed in a browser here ... https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3KSHv6GK6m5cmVaV1FCMGtVWE0/view?usp=sharing
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    4.5" bluegill swimbait
    i did a 360° rotational view of the lure that can be viewed in a browser here ... https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3KSHv6GK6m5TWg3RFBnWnJCQkE/view?usp=sharing
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    4.5" bluegill swimbait
    thank you. makes me smile! a single picture does not show the detail nor colors involved with this lure.
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    I lock two of them together and use them as hinges for my swimbaits. They are strong, move freely, and smooth. Never had an issue
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    What type of clear would you dip them in after painting with water based paint. It may seem like an ignorant question but I mainly do hard swimbaits and this is uncharted territory for me.
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    Reed Rods - Mad-Swirls
    Do you have a link to the video or more info on the technique?
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    4.5" bluegill swimbait
    thank you mike. been a member on here for a while, lurking and learning. thought i might post some of my work. appreciate the feedback
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    Handmade wood swimbait
    more pix here https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B3KSHv6GK6m5Ymt5R19GN1JhOFE&usp=sharing
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    4.5" bluegill swimbait
    more pix here https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B3KSHv6GK6m5Ymt5R19GN1JhOFE&usp=sharing
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    Handmade wood swimbait
    Handmade wood swimbait made of poplar wood painted with acrylic paint and D2T epoxy topcoat. the caving on this lure took 10 hours and paint and topcoat took another 3. all stainless steel hardware (hinges, rods, hook hangers and line tie) overall length 6.6" weighing in @ 69.3g (2.44oz). slow sinking swimbait with ROF = 2 . great action in the water sooooo smooth when slow rolled or twitched. the only fish i catch on this lure will hang on walls. no 3lb for this one. this one was very fun and rewarding to create. --Chad Green
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    4.5" bluegill swimbait
    handmade bluegill swimbait out of poplar wood with acrylic paint and D2T epoxy top coat. all stainless hardware (hinges, rods, hook hangers and line tie) the carving took 11 hours, paint and epoxy took 4 hours and the fins are alumilite resin poured into a modeling clay mold i made to replicate real fins. 4.5" x 2.5" @ 37g (1.3oz). has the most beautiful swimming action. sits perfect in the water slow sinking with ROF = 2. --Chad Green
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