Norwegian Wood Lures

I made my first one when I was 10 years old . But I didn't make my second one untill I was 27 years old .

I got mine second hand , but Dayton on the granger website has explosion proof fans the one I have is older but works really really good . Its really flirting with a huge fire hazard if you paint anything that could ignite if you don't use a explosion proof motor.

I make my own stencils , you can buy clear blue stencil material put what ever you want to trace under the material trace it with a sharpie marker and the cut it out with a xacto blade any bam ....

Recently I finally got 100 body's ready for paint and started to paint again . I have been using a piece of foam to make the airbrush back flush . I works really good , and then I have a tupper ware with the top still on it and I cut a hole in the corner of it so water doesnt shoot all over the place .

Everybody has some great points . It's all trial and error and that is the fun part about it . I have a 15 ft pond in my backyard so it works great as a test tank . I just refined a new "jitterbug" I have been working on . And some notes said use a 60* angle . Didn't work for my lure , so went to the boards and others said 45* that it it right on the head . But it's just differnt for every builder .

i get most of my stuff from janns but i need the eyes and screws

i use 3/0 hooks 4/0 hooks and stainless eye screws that are 1" long and big .92 were have you guys found the best prices

any ideas on how to get that mouht they have cut in a reef hog or a sledgehammer

Where you guys get your clear coats in higher volumes . flex coat , is what im leening towards i have about 80 lures to coat . for starters

What i was trying to spell was fabulon it is a product to endure the had hits of a bowling ball . The reason i tryed it was i saw on another web site in a mention with no desciption why or what they had found anybody out there used it or tryed it !!!!

did you see my norwegian lip trick