01-21-2003, 11:01 PM
[cool] As promised, here is a scanned pic of my Perch Urchins and some of the spinoff hammered sinker lures. I started with prism tape on Kastmasters and worked up to painted lead sinker jigs. I am now playing around with Glow in the dark and glitter paints, with good success.
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The bait bugs and Roadrunners below are the best colors through the ice, and during cold water periods at other times of the year. Most of them have bodies of "Craft Cord" from the Plastic Canvas section of a hobby and craft shop. If you copy these pics to a photo editor and enlarge them, pay close attention to the new rainbow colors I have been using. DY-NO-MITE
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These jigs are especially designed with short tails, to be used with bait. I use a small piece of worm, wax worms, meal worms, fish eyes or fish meat. They can also be effective fished with a small tube jig hooked through the tip and fished "wacky worm" style.
Be happy to offer help for anyone who wants to take a crack at doing their own.
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The bait bugs and Roadrunners below are the best colors through the ice, and during cold water periods at other times of the year. Most of them have bodies of "Craft Cord" from the Plastic Canvas section of a hobby and craft shop. If you copy these pics to a photo editor and enlarge them, pay close attention to the new rainbow colors I have been using. DY-NO-MITE
These jigs are especially designed with short tails, to be used with bait. I use a small piece of worm, wax worms, meal worms, fish eyes or fish meat. They can also be effective fished with a small tube jig hooked through the tip and fished "wacky worm" style.
Be happy to offer help for anyone who wants to take a crack at doing their own.
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