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Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
« on: 12/06/14 18:31 UTC »
I dissected these sinking baits, removed weight to make these stay just at the surface.... Painted them to match my idea of a Bluegill... I think they came out pretty good for just a guy that makes blade baits...  :P








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Re: Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
« Reply #1 on: 12/06/14 19:08 UTC »
Very nice did you just epoxy the holes back?
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Re: Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
« Reply #2 on: 12/06/14 19:16 UTC »
I use a hot melt plastic/glue gun.
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Re: Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
« Reply #3 on: 12/06/14 19:46 UTC »
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Re: Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
« Reply #4 on: 12/07/14 21:08 UTC »
This is how it swims in stock form...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9cipk4qOzc
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Re: Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
« Reply #5 on: 12/12/14 05:19 UTC »
Trying some different paint and colors. None of these are clear coated yet.
















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Re: Bluegills that used to sink... Now a topwater
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