Homemade oddballs

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Homemade oddballs

Postby kritter67 » Wed Jul 08, 2009 4:11 pm

This is just a few of the lures i have made some are being revamped/repainted and some will be eventually scrapped :lol: .You can never have too many lures ,but you can run out of space to put them :lol: . I say anything is a potetial lure , use your imagination :lol: .
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wetsuit sort of material /three bream at lakes fell victim to this oddity
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56 gram lead head with reflective material /not been used yet
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wood shallow diver in progress
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dragonfly -more wetsuit like material with soft plastic wings and bristle legs-setae / rainbow trout at lake eildon and an estuary perch at marlo
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wood - copy of some lure being repainted - again / many salmon , a few tailor and one nice flattie at pambula
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Re: Homemade oddballs

Postby wayner » Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:17 pm

like the crab lure

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Re: Homemade oddballs

Postby kritter67 » Sat Jul 11, 2009 12:32 pm

It was easy to make, i made a template then cut out another piece for the body/shell ,placed a small piece of strip lead under the hook shaft and arrildited them all together along with two small lengths of mono for feelers and two eyes made from those pins with coloured heads.A final coating of the epoxy over the shell after shadeing with a permanent texter and it was done.It sinks slowly and the right way up in slow moveing water just like a small crab that fell of its perch if you will . It doesnt cast well and a small running float is needed to gain any distance along with as light a line as you dare.
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Re: Homemade oddballs

Postby radar » Sat Jul 11, 2009 4:19 pm

Kitter ,the crab looks great!. I honestly think there is nothing more satifying than producing fish on a homemade lure. My opinion in what make a good lure is one the fish dont see all the time :D good luck radar
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Re: Homemade oddballs

Postby kritter67 » Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:24 pm

radar wrote:Kitter ,the crab looks great!. I honestly think there is nothing more satifying than producing fish on a homemade lure. My opinion in what make a good lure is one the fish dont see all the time :D good luck radar

TOO true radar , once my brother ran out of bait and that was all he had ever used till then , his old mate who was with him at the time asked brother for his thong [footwear] :lol: , and proceeded to cut it into bite sized pieces slipped a hook into it and started to catch yellow belly one after the other ,my brother still swears they are the best yellowbelly lure on the market and cheap too :lol: .The only downside was he got prickles in his left foot on the walk home :lol: .
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