Making fishing lures

[kurt68]

Kurt here's a bone Rattle Trap for you.

Wow, thank you so much. I got it yesterday in the mail. I can't wait to use it and show you the results! Thanks again, Kurt

[Bass 12]

You should make a plum like color

[kevin nicholls]

A plum color Rattle Trap?

[kevin nicholls]

I had a good idea (I thought) that didn't turn out like I hoped. The colors just don't work together. Oh well. They don't always work out. Black top, chartreuse center and a red belly.

[kevin nicholls]

I knew this one would look good. Pearl chartreuse paddle tails.

[Man]

[kevin nicholls]

Made a few more in the new mold. Red and white is my favorite spring color.

[kevin nicholls]

Also my color match of Liquid Shrimp from Texas Tackle Factory.

[kevin nicholls]

And the old black and white. Theses are a smaller profile with less thump than the the other paddling tails I make. The size is better in the spring when the bait is smaller.

[Pedernal]

Awesome work Sir!!!

[El General]

I like them black and whites.

[3ChordTruth]

That new mold is turning out some nice ones Kevin, colors look good too.

[El General]

I knew this one would look good. Pearl chartreuse paddle tails.

I like those paddle tails with the ribs.

[kevin nicholls]

I like those paddle tails with the ribs.

Those have a lot of thump when you reel them in, almost like a spinner bait. I catch more reds on those in a black and white than any other lure I make. In the spring they don't seem to like the thump as much though, so I use the smaller ones till June or so.

[kevin nicholls]

I picked up these two new molds from Barlows Tackle online for $8 and $9 each. One is a three inch shrimp and the other is a 5" finesse worm. These are open pour silicone molds that are cheap and pour a nice lure. If someone was interested in pouring some cheap baits these are a good start.