My Carbon Fibre/Kevlar lures.

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tauruck

Sealiner
Torpedo Jack.....named after our member.

This one is 160mm and was made by hand without the use of a lathe.

The "Knysna Knuckle" a jointed version went to SAfish before the photo shoot.
 

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tauruck

Sealiner
Finally, on the Carbon side that is.....The reason why I build lures. POPPERS!!!!!

Only 1 today, there are 19 new designs in moulds, on racks, in kitchen drawers and I think even the dog kennel.

War Hammer.
 

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tauruck

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That's all the Carbon for now.

I want to thank the photographer Wayne Borrino for his time and for shooting these great pics.

Also to Ruff Ryder (who someone said doesn't know JACK) thanks bru!!!

For some reason a lot of the vivid colour was lost in posting the pics.

All of the above are unfortunately not for local consumption.

Sorry guys.
 

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gerritp

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Mr Peter, well done, they look absolutely awesome. I really hope they sell as good as they look. I am sure you will soon have 100's of pics of them catching fish all around the world.

Ps. if you have a spare tuna that you cant sell, send it this way, i will be more than glad to test it for free.
 
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benniejordaan

Sealiner
Very nice work Mikey, the painting is fantastic...

Post no. 49 is the foil done rough or is it a paint technique, cant tell but looks great none the less!

Merlin looks like a Halco scorpion with google eyes! hehe

How do they swim?
 
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Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Congrats on lures where passion and total dedication is evident in each aspect of the lure. These are much more than lures you know, They ARE WORKS OF ART !!!
 
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J_Bay

Sealiner
Man those are awesome, I bet some of them would be deadly here in some of our rivers...he he he...Koblett central!!!
 
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benniejordaan

Sealiner
tauruck wrote:
Here's Merlin, He's 220mm from lip to tail.

Gazillion colours coming.
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What is the length from the nose to the tail? That's where we normally measure them. The Halco measures 150mm. They were deadly in their time although they required some tracking! Merlin should be too, need a red head!!!
 

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SAfish

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Tauruck, your stuff looks amazing. I am sure the fish will love them too. I will post a pic of the "Knysna Knuckle" which should arrive in a day or two. I can't wait to try it out. Thanks again, Brother! ::S::S
 
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Nepptune

Sealiner
Hells Bells and a Bucket of Blood..... I am wiping the drool off my keyboard right now... Mikey you are beyond a craftsman, your a master... absolutely speechless mate....

You know I've been waiting to see these for a loooong time, and it was well worth it!!! Incredible my friend!!!

Now set up some pricing structures so we can get our grubby paws on some!!!
 
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