Steven Ladner

I'm glad I came back to this thread and saw the sunfish buzzbait. That is a fine looking topwater

Bleeding Gizzard Shad looks real good.

Google Hughe's Custom Baits and it will pop up. His prices aren't too bad compared to others.

4.5" Straight Tail Roboworm

I really like this one. I see no reason why a bass wouldn't hit it

I really like the splatterback Marty

Handmade balsas as mentioned and RC 1.5s have been the best from my personal experience.

I also like the blue chart. shad

I think they have been discontinued, or at least that what I read. One sold on ebay for almost $30 a couple days ago.

Nice work. I like the 3rd jig the most.

Can't wait to see them painted Dwain

Besides fishing.......... Work, and I have my hands tied up in some investing.

I agree. They're quite a few custom pourers that would make you some bags.

Way to think outside the box. Very nice

Looking good. I like the green you used for the back of the last bait.

Everything's now good on my end. It's running perfectly.

I agree. Typically it loads quickly for me. But as of this morning, it's extremely slow.

I like them. The sexy metal shad just looks incredible

That looks pretty much amazing

Looks sharp jr

Mann's Minus 1 and RC 0.5s are both great choices.

Another vote for pointers, perfect right out of the box. For a cheaper jerkbait, rogues have always worked real well also.

I REALLY like the crappie patterns Z. Nice work and good to see you're still painting

It's pretty easy. Take a piece of netting (Can be fabric such as the netting from sponges or the bags that produce comes in at the grocery store) and lay it over the lure evenly. Secure it with clips of some sort at the bottom. Spray over the netting with whatever color you like and you then have the scale effect.

"Well, spank me hard and call me Randa" -Arthur Spooner, King of Queens I agree, too many from The Office to pick a favorite.