Green Glass

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Simple, basically boring...but pretty Bangin', IMO.

Clear Water Finesse Worms

6" CCM/Do-It Finesse Worm
16 ozs Plastic (this batch, 14ozs Soft, 2 ozs Softener)
24 Drops non-X2 Caney Creek Green

[Jerry V]

Those are cool  a very nice color, good work.

(not sure where you came up with that name though)... 

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Thank You, Mr. Jerry Bro... 

In my "new Focus", I've done a bit of "research".  Many Juvenile American Eels are near-Clear.  Glass Eels ARE Clear.  I made this bait for a "Clear" option in Clear water, with just enough color to be seen.  A barely-there Light Smoke would also get the point across.

Called it "Green Glass" 'cuz that's the Title I pulled out of a hat...figured I'd think outside the box on that one!
HUHUHUH!!!  LOL

[BareKnuckleJigs]

No disrespect, Jerry...nothin' but Love, Sir!

[DF]

Nice BKJ, clear colors worked good for me last year on those blue bird days.

[Jerry V]

No disrespect, Jerry...nothin' but Love, Sir!

No prob. BKJ, I know that.  I poked you first.  Not sure what else a guy would or could call that color.  It seems pretty obvioius really.

[ctom]

I think it's nifty color for when a very natural color is needed. This would make a super back, or top, color over a thin pearl. I may have to snitch  it BKJ.

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Ay Thank Yawl...D, Jerry V., and Mr. Tom...

Can't wait to apply it!

[Lamar]

So where did you get Non 2X CC Green ? Are you bring old school to the game now ?

[WALLEYE WACKER]

Them are some really baits .

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Thank You, WW!

Lamar, I still have near-full bottles of most of my Colorants, and most of my Colorants are non-X2...most of what I have, I bough from Jason.  I don't really cook a ton of plastic, and most of what I use are remelts, so my Colorants are lasting very well.  My Scrap Box is Spectacular!

[mike27]

very nice

[BareKnuckleJigs]

Thank You, Mr. Mike!

I tell Ya what, a man can really impart some action on a Super Soft 6" Finesse Worm, with a Rod Tip!

I have a commercial Straight-tailed, Flat-bottomed, heavier-diameter, 7" Worm I copied in a Durham's Putty mold.  Mold's drying as we speak.  I may add eyes to some of those baits and cover-dip, when I start pouring those in a month or so.  The 7" Speartail and the 7" Skinny Carrot would be KILLER for these same applications/presentations.