Originally posted by kevin nicholls
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and part of me wishes I had not seen them....
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those are legit.
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Had some time yesterday and made up a few. The ribbon tails have been the ticket lately.Attached FilesComment
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And a few craws, I'm not sure about the bubblegum stick worms though.Attached FilesComment
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Really digging those curl tails.
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Kevin, your doing an outstanding job sir!
But contrasting colors? I have a challenge for you. How bout a Fire Salamander (or Fire Lizard for bass fishing? I used to get one like this pattern back when I was growning up, and into my twenties. But can't find them anywhere now
. Bass absolutely hate them enough just to kill-em. Here in north Texas, we are on the edge of a natural breading population. It gets more dense as you head north into OK and the central US.
I love this black and yeller color, and so do the bass!
If you could get the colors down to a 50/50 mix, you'd have a killer lizard!Last edited by Texas Grown; 04-19-2021, 04:23 PM.Comment
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I will definitely accept a challenge. Haha. I'll see what I can come up with, those are cool looking lizards.Comment
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KN Plastics are Snoop endorsed....and approved! Especially the June bug ribbon tail.
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Did a few of the hand pour open molds. I like how they turned out.Attached FilesComment
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The black specks are on the inside, it's something new I'm working on.Attached FilesComment
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Texas Grown, I don't have a lizard mold yet so I did it in a craw instead.Attached FilesComment
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And thanks Piney for tip, I made a few of my own Alabama Craw.Attached FilesComment
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I know there's a few other bait makers out there, please feel free to post some of your stuff. I'd love to see em.Comment
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Dude, you’re killing it. Those look awesome!Comment
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Thanks. Did a few new Ghost Shad, I'll get eyes on em and a better picture tomorrow.Attached FilesComment
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