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  1. If you have an Ace Hardware nearby, you can pick up D2T (Devcon 2 ton) there Another problem with 5 minute epoxy, it doesn't have enough time to level out on the bait... 30 minute epoxy will level itself and give you a smoother finish without the lumps you may get from 5 minute
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  2. Hi Rupert here, They are similar because we make the center block for Bears system and the injector, it has our name on it Any questions about our system feel free to call me directly on 318 265 3974. We are also possibly unique in now having variable speed motors (from 10-75rpm) ideal if you use salt as you need a higher speed motor to keep it in suspension and maintain an even distribution through the plastic. There are several good systems on the market, I however am slightly biased in favor of one brand ahem, cough, cough, Ultramolds lol
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  3. Lead head and plastic tentacle skirt octopus.
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  4. I am 14 years old in high school and I love fishing of all kinds, I make lures to tame my sanity in winter and this is one I came up with that I like to call the bleeding shad popper. Haven't caught anything on it yet but it wirks great. Thank you for giving me this opportunity.

    © Luke ambrisia

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  5. Yamamoto 176 color used the cinnamon die thanks. Worked Great on enforcer 2.5 in tube.Going to be a game changer.will work well on a Ned Rig.Should work on the big momma Crappie.LOL Thanks Again Jack's Jig's
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  6. A 3 1/2" spikey claw craw bait from a 2 piece Plaster of Paris mold Body master carved from a poplar dowel rod Claws and tail cut from crafting foam The spikes were cut into the dry plaster with a Dremel My favorite color, Junebug... Matching bullet weights painted with custom mixed acrylic, Devcon topcoat mixed with matching emerald glitter
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  7. Not cheap, but you could try the Grammy Nano Finesse.. You didn't say which KVDs you were using. The 2x short should be lighter. There's a lot of JDM finesse trebles but then you're back into some more money.
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  8. Finally had a weather window today where I could get out in the boat and do a proper water test with a few lures. Overall it was a success. My deep diving crankbaits worked great. They dig deep so it's time to work on some shallower diving cranks. I think they will work well for walleye trolling too. Also tested some trolling model goby and alewife lures too. What I learned about them today is if you want a side to side wobble at slow speed you need an oversized lip. At least that's my theory. Lol. I made some 45 degree lip lures that when jerked or retrieved fast had a nice wobble but trolling at 2 or 2.5 mph they didn't have enough action. What would be your baseline parameters for getting a lure to swim properly in that situation? I want a lure that doesn't need to dive much, has a side to side roll and a horizontal stance. I'd appreciate your thoughts or suggestions. Thanks, Mark
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