MaxedStringer
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Sometimes we have to experience things to find out why that lightbulb didn't work. I found that if you take a clean plastic pocket comb and use the larger end first and the smaller next, the strands of skirt making material will separate. Tip of the day.
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Welcome. You are right. I grew up in east Texas and lived in Alex, La. I have seen thousands of crawfish of every seasonal color. They walk forward and scoot backwards. Great bait and great for a Cajun meal.
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Yes, I have and also noted that the shrimp are the same way.
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Amazing work. How long did it take to make it?
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I've been using Gorilla Super Glue Gel and it works very well for me, but I use enamels.
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Kerr Lake in North Carolina has an abundance of Gizzard Shad and my tournament friend is going pretty soon. I know he doesn't have a Gizzard Shad spinnerbait, so I'm building a couple for him. Recipe included and pic attached on completion with glass beads and blades. Coming soon...
Kerr's Gizzard Shad
6 Strands Solid Black (must be gathered at the crest with no mixture)
2 Tabs Clear Silver Neon (center)
1 Tab Glimmer Blue Satin Shad (last)
I put a paint black dot with a finishing nail head on the head and then the clear/black eyes.
I hope he has an opportunity to use them.
I built it based on a photo online.
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Here's the Gizzard Shad I came up with.
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I have been using your tip and you're right it worked. Thank you.
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Great tip. I heard that some builders use a comb, but I don't know what kind of comb.
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Hi Jeff, I have a friend that's a Virginia tournament bass fisherman and he uses jigs and spinnerbaits. I told him I was making baits and he was interested and wanted to see them. I took about 50 to his office and he seemed pretty impressed. He laid four jigs out and asked if I could mock them. He wanted 10 of each, if I could do it. He also asked me if I could make certain spinnerbaits, so I showed him those too. He had four designs and wanted 5 of each. I wasn't under pressure to make them and made sure I had the right materials. I let him "test drive" some for me and let me know the results. The bonus for me is that he offers me productive fishing trips.
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These are really nice....though somewhat unusual. I like them. Colors are great; very realistic. I'd like to know how you made them. Tight lines. -
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Nice to have another fellow outdoorsman on board. Welcome.
