Check out marling baits on YouTube. He makes predominantly freshwater lures but has some excellent techniques that would lend themselves to making top water lures. His lead pouring and filling especially would be helpful.
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Check out marling baits on YouTube. He makes predominantly freshwater lures but has some excellent techniques that would lend themselves to making top water lures. His lead pouring and filling especially would be helpful.
Woody sells
Sells what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gapped axe
You'd be able to grow a fish in ya swimming pool faster than Gibo can make a lureQuote:
Originally Posted by Beaker
Wana go cnut!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
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One can swim better than the other.... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
How long did it take you to get up there Gibo? Anyone can act tough from up in a tree but get your lazy arse down on the grass and Ryan will cow kick you to the udder side of the fence. Unless of course you have been taking lessons from your buddy Kung Fu Panda.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
Nearly ready for some paint
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Dropped the lure of at Super Yatch Coatings this morning. It will come back whatever color boat the boys are painting today :D
you watch marlingbaits on you tube @Gibo?
Do now! Cheers. To be fair I haven't watched any tutorials on it, just did what felt right with some first hand advice thrown in.
Um, he's different
When are you going to do the real live test and catch some fish with it?
Painted. Silver it is.
Decals and final flow of epoxy to go then into the fish
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Looks mint, the time I takes to get to the finished product is irrelevant when your enjoying yourself
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