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Cedar Popper Turned on the wood lathe. Spots on back are inlaid popular. Brass hardware. Bucktail tail. Sits on lathe turned cedar stand, but lifts off easily for use. -
Here are a few of the surface lures I created. These are 3 3/4" poppers that weigh approximately 1/2 ounce. These don't have hooks yet.© Jettson Lure Company, LLC.
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This was inspired after seeing the new Arbogast lure. I didn't have any buzz bait blades lying around, so I used a smaller blade instead.© Jettson Lure Company
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This was inspired after seeing the new Arbogast lure. I didn't have any buzz bait blades lying around, so I used a smaller blade instead.© Jettson Lure Company
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Here is the lure sitting on a dock. I am just about to attach some hooks to it and give a test drive.© Jettson Lure Company, LLC.
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Here are 5 of the poppers I carved. These are 3 3/4" poppers that weigh approximately 1/2 ounce. These are freshly painted and awaiting their top coat.© Jettson Lure Company, LLC.
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Here are some poppers that are ready to be sealed.© Jettson Lure Company, LLC.
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Hi everybody, Another trespasser here from the hard bait section. lol.......Does anybody know of a realistic (swimming pose) soft plastic frog mold? I have an idea....lol....oh gosh that's dangerous! Thanks in advance, Tim
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Hi everyone, this is my first post here. I've made a musky surface lure that glows in the dark, with a light source inserted into the lure body. Is this legal? I can't find any info on this and I also haven't seen any lures like this for sale. Any Thoughts. Thanks V
