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Moss green back, red fade on the sides over yellow, florescent orange belly, blue dots down the sides and brown/black splatter over the back.1 point -
I pulled the base color pattern from another lure I had seen on here a while back and had been wanting to try. I then put some of my own ideas to it and this is what I ended up with. I'm hoping this will work well this spring in stained water.1 point -
Went through the same thing. Now just use Spikeit and have not had any issues yet. They have even made me some new colors. Most of them are on the thick side but not so thick they can't be shaken. Price is about the best around. Oh and they have many colors not even on there site so if you don't see it call and ask the odds are they have it.1 point
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http://rings.worthco.com/ and http://www.hagensfish.com for the split rings.1 point
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If you have a resale # you can buy from Shorty's which is the wholesale side of Captain Hooks.The number is: 1-800-723-8508...Nathan1 point
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For chrome:http://www.alsacorp.com/killercans.htm Clear coat:http://www.swaerospace.com/products/brands/jet-glo/1 point
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I don't think I ever made a bait that didn't have at least 3 different brands of products in them. LOL! Nice lookin' swimbaits.1 point
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howdy joe, I don't know what part of eastern n.c. your in but if you're lose to Jacksonville i have every thing you need to get them powder coated and baked. I would be willing to show you how and use my gear free of charge to teach you. I sell the slip jig weights you spoke of and have a decent method for powder coating them. just let me know , have a great time fishing and god bless1 point
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Doh!!! Hahaha1 point
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Another option to check/test is to etch the aluminum. You can actually etch with a 9V battery and a Q-tip.... google DIY etching.... a guy in my office makes knives, he's ethced the blades with his logo and it looks pretty damn good. You'll want/need to do it on a flat or cylindrical surface - but may be an option if you're looking for something VERY SUBTLE and hand work with a dremel isn't you're cup of tea. J.1 point
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If its an alum mold, just dremel your logo into the mold. Remember its backwards (Mirror Image)1 point
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I use quite a bit of stabilizer, esp on colors like smoke, blue, light melon, and in the pearl hi-lite powders. Besides helping the colors stay true, it also lets you run the pour temp up higher which = easier pouring of small cavities and better spout flow (at least when hot pot pouring). Call Dave at LC. He should be able to give you an upper limit on the amount of stabilizer to add.1 point
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berkley Camo is one of the hardest colors to make. (at least for me) Ive been playing a little, its close but no cigar yet 1 cup plastic 4 drops of moss green 3 drops of watermelon 2 drops oxblood now the key I found to give it the brownish effect was the brown Fleck and the gold fleck added into it. I only had .035 and it should be fine fleck Like I said close but not right yet Delw1 point
