New lures in the Weasel's Worx

L

Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Guys I promised to post pics of the lures in the thread "Random Quarry fishing Waterkloof" or something like that a while ago and did so but did it in ths DIY lure section.  Not too worry here's the link so don't fret about having to search for them.

http://www.sealine.co.za/view_topic.php?id=45374&forum_id=78&jump_to=620063#p620063

Also, attached here is a pic of the latest production of the bigger "Drift baits" still working on the real swimming (paddle tail versions weights)

 
 

Attachments

  • 03082010065.jpg
    03082010065.jpg
    45.8 KB · Views: 178
L

Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Thanx Guys, yeah it hasn't been an easy ride but well worth it, even more so knowing they work and having seen them working GREAT is even better, which Woerman and Prokayak witnessed on the last Bass-lake social. Even if we didn't land a fish the lure got smacked on four consecutive casts by @ least 3 diffirent fish (all busses of cause) and that was on the bigger lure 17,5 cm's so the next trip the 15cm's (which happens to look even better than the last batch of bigger lures) will make sure they get landed!!!
 
L

Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Hugo I'll give you a call soon, just off to accross the big blue quickly for two weeks, so when I get back, I'll call, as there's yet another 1 in the hatchery, being only 10cm's long, dunno the weight yet as I still have to make a mold for that one.  You could alternatively send me your email in a pm, don't facebook nor tweet on twitter or something to that effect just pm  ::S
 
B

basslover

Senior Member
hehehe...will do...thanks buddy...give me a call, you have my number, right?
You know i want the floating one and then the very slow sinking one... ;)
 
L

Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Cool, the drifting one is just still a bit of an issue as the material I used to use to obtain absolute buoyancy tended to melt into a sticky toffee substrate releasing all the air trapped in it, to only accumulate in the belly's of the lures making them drift upside down, so I am still looking for something that will give me the buoyancy but that can also take the heat of the melted plastisol.

The slow sinking one, no problem, and so for the ones straight through to the suicidal speed diver (overweighted) hehehe anyhows, will try and post a pic of the smaller one before I hop on the plane so that you can tell me which sizes you want.

 Also busy with the paddletail versions of all three sizes but that'll only get serious attention when I get back, for now the focus is the smaller one of 10cm's.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top