I’m liking these .
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This is the internal wire harness and rattle. I put an aluminum disc on the sides of the rattle chamber to make it louder, it's loud. I'll add lead to the bigger holes below.Attached FilesComment
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This gives a little size comparison to the others I did. It's quite a bit bigger. I'm looking for a dive depth of about 1-2'.Attached FilesComment
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Here it is with the lip and sanded. I'll get it finished this week end.Attached FilesComment
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You’re a craftsman Kevin! I think if I lost one in the water, I’d go swimming for it.Comment
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I got the big crank bait painted today. I went with a redfish pattern on this one.Attached FilesComment
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One more.Attached FilesComment
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I carved this out of balsa with a load rattle inside. I'll see if they'll eat their own. LOLAttached FilesComment
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I took it to the pond and got it tuned and running straight. It has a nice wide wobble and the rattle can be heard as it moving. I can hold my rod high and wake it, it has a hard float but I think I can probably get it down to about 3 feet. Turned out like I hoped. It’s a big fat crank bait for sure.Comment
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That looks amazing!!!
If you ever need any field testers, I know a guy!Comment
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Thanks. I'm used to losing them, it does hurt though.Originally posted by Double C View PostComment
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Threw the big crank bait at some reds yesterday, they wanted to play volleyball with it instead of biting it. Had a few knock it in the air but didn't stick. Maybe next time.Comment
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Originally posted by kevin nicholls View Post
Darn them suckers! Oh wait, they's reds, not suckers! Darn them reds!
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I really like your crank baits. I am doing plastics too.Attached FilesComment
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Pretty cool, reds would love those frogs. I catch more bass on the ribbon tail worms than any other lure I make. Nice work.Comment
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