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....thats what I see too. Green Pumpkin black flake over Black with blue flake.

Sometimes it requires adding a drop of white to compensate for the Salt in Yamamoto's.

Yes you could.That would be a good starting point.

Its a Dark green Watermelon/ Black flake on the top side and the bottom is a dull orange with black flake. I matched it quite a few years ago.

not sure but I think the hex orange I got that from SenkoSam.

The black .015 I use is from Baitjunky's

Lurecraft Brown, .015 Black, Green Highlight

I can make you some. http://cachecustomlures.com/CCL%20pages/Maggot%20Shad.htm

The picture you posted is of a roboworm brand leach. NOT MADE BY HUMAN HANDS but made with an automated system. It is not handpoured or hand injected. It's just 3 colors, the pearl powders give it the illusion of using more colors. http://www.ebay.com/itm/RoboWorm-3-Drop-Shot-REAPER-LEECH-FX-EARLY-CRAW-RARE-/380343703722?nma=true&si=TuDdlfOrNCZtWfAFRh%252B6ng6JgJY%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

IMO Lureworks Green Pumpkin SP #156 is really close to the old LC GP. http://www.ispikeit.com/Store/p-396-green-pumpkin-sp-156.aspx

I'm also curios on how this different ratio thing would work? Like to see some finished results.

No salt

I do alot of handpouring still and its definately an aquired skill. I use both methods now and I prefer the term "handmade in the USA"

Just trying to save a buck.

UPDATE: This post was mostly to show what bubbles look like and it seems to have taken a different path. I could care less how to fix the problem with this paricular product but I decided to mess around with it a little more. Used less power and more time n the microwave. It helped a lot but still you get bubbles that will eventually disipate. It took about 5 times as long as Im used too. Like I said in my previous post this may be the perfect plastic for some, but as for me I'm going back to what works best for ME.