Steven Ladner
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Great work Big M, especially with the colors that are on the crank in the middle in the second picture.
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I look forward to getting mine in. I've had nothing but success with the other rage tail baits.
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Nice story! Too bad you didn't land her.
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Nice one!
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Nice fish and congrats on that pig of a pb.
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Awesome, looks well built. Not that redneck
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Yeah, it is deadly. 2 members of my family have been struck by lightning and luckily neither had died. But I was with some friends on a golf course many years ago when a storm came up. One of them was near a tree that was struck and he had died from the bolt. Thanks for sharing Sam.
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Sorry to hear of the bad luck. Not sure about your paints, I order my airbrush supplies from bearair and haven't had a problem.
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Beautiful fish, Congratulations!!!
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Great fish and picture!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Welcome to the site!!!
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Already got one a couple of weeks ago and will continue to get them each year. Here's why: I decided to start getting flu shots a LONG time ago and had never had the flu. Last year, I thought I would skip the shot, well I ended up missing a week of work because of the flu. So that's why I get them. Also, I have heard of many people who's bodies have not reacted well with the shot. Instead of their immune system being able to fight off the sample of flu virus that the shot contains, they immediately get the flu after the shot. It's just a risk if you haven't gotten the shot yet. Just like not knowing if your allergic to a bee sting until your stung. I'm no doctor, but load up on vitamin C for the entire week before you get the shot and maybe you'll be able to handle it.
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Like idlov2fish said, there are normally vent holes under the legs. Other than that, you could be pouring the plastic too fast or it's not at a high enough temperature. The average pouring temp is about 350 degrees.
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Welcome to the site!
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That ones great ;D ;D ;D
