Snypa
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Here's a 1/8 oz. DC-18 (glow-edition) originally wanted to make one for evening bassin, but after some coaxing from mikeymikey, I might try it off a pier I'll probably have to put on a couple splitshots, but the action should be nice on it:
took a pic of it in my bathroom, sry about the fuzziness & mirror reflection.
These two, still need some work, found another supplier that can ship that powerful light green super-glo paint, the orange half I'll probably clearcoat with some orange glow pigment:
1 oz. musky/pike bucktail for fishing under night-time moonlight conditions, been wanting to try this downtown & also down by Trenton at night, specifically under a bright moon (it should work best), casting it thru those prime weedtowers. Made it fully black so it silhouette with the moon's light, so the fish see it almost like someone swimming in the ocean and the pike is pike a shark watching from underneth.
a couple more (ignore the yellow one), the two on the right are both 2 oz. and are just over 9" inches long, both use large curved #7 colorado blades , the top-right has a hammered silver blade for daylight conditions while the bottom-right uses a polished black nickel blade for moonlight conditions.
took a pic of it in my bathroom, sry about the fuzziness & mirror reflection.
These two, still need some work, found another supplier that can ship that powerful light green super-glo paint, the orange half I'll probably clearcoat with some orange glow pigment:
1 oz. musky/pike bucktail for fishing under night-time moonlight conditions, been wanting to try this downtown & also down by Trenton at night, specifically under a bright moon (it should work best), casting it thru those prime weedtowers. Made it fully black so it silhouette with the moon's light, so the fish see it almost like someone swimming in the ocean and the pike is pike a shark watching from underneth.
a couple more (ignore the yellow one), the two on the right are both 2 oz. and are just over 9" inches long, both use large curved #7 colorado blades , the top-right has a hammered silver blade for daylight conditions while the bottom-right uses a polished black nickel blade for moonlight conditions.