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I used HVAC tape for this one -
I tried using HVAC tape instead of foil and it works well. It is very sticky and easily manipulated into shape and very forging around curves. It also holds a scale pattern nicely. I bought a roll of 100ft x 4" for 12 bucks at the supply house my company uses. I urge anyone to try it.
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A weighted slow sinking swim bait- 2 comments
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- cedar
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another bait chaser. -
another of my bait chasers. -
Same bait as the previous picture. -
I got the idea for this bait from a book on making wooden fishing lures. I changed it some from what the book said but it works great for bass and brook trout as well.-
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Technically a hybrid I guess, but they are a lot of fun to fish. -
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This is the third of my wild looking baits. -
I like making these. I know they don't look natural, but they reflect a lot of light and I enjoy making them. Tell me what you think. -
This is another one that I did for fun. Let me know what you think. -
I was in a mood to do something a little different so....here it is. I know this is not very practical or realistic looking, in fact it is kind of wild looking but I like to mix it up once in a while. This was something I did for the fun of it. My wife called this group of baits ( I made 3 of them )...-
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- cedar
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This is a lure I made for Captain Bryant of Sanibel Custom Charters in Florida. We went on one of his charters and had a great time. I made it to match his logo on his website. -
To date, this is the biggest bait I have made yet. It is made from clear cedar and has holographic foil on the sides. It weighs 8 oz. and is 12" long. -
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