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released today espn cancelling outdoor tv, replacing with soccer and other trash. the toll free espn complaint number is 1-888-549-3776. call let them know what you think. from what i read today, bassmasters will stay at certain times in hopes of selling it, but all other outdoors is gone. hunting, fishing, etc.

anybody used the lurecraft tube dipper for making tubes? or there plastic tube mold? do they work well?

anybody every make a balsa suspending jerkbait about the size of a 5 1/2"smithwick? if so, where did you ballast weight it at? and how much weight?

which brands have the slowest fall? to where they could be used as jerkbaits in cold water.

never fished one much, but thought i would give it a try this year. what is the best way or ways to fish and rig them?

anybody ever used a rock polisher or tumble to polish spinnerbait blades when they get tarnished? if so whats the best polishing material to use in the tumbler?

what does it do to a bait if you get the ballist weight slightly off center when building a balsa bait?

i've tried several ways, but what is everybodies method for splatter look with powder paint for jigs? i used the paint brush, salt shaker, my fingers etc. just looking for new ideas. thanks

is there a spray can type clear coat that i could use to spray over my paint as i go that won't react to devcon 2 ton as my final coat? i use the walmart type craft paints and was looking for something to spray on to protect the lure while building or if i mess up a part i don't have to back to the beginning and start again.

does anyone know where to get the heavy long spoon blanks like are used on the joe spoons?

also getting to much paint on and it not coming off, sounds like you are heating the head to hot. try not heating as much. and if that helps it will come with practice how long to heat them.

the best way i have found to do this is if you powder paint your jig heads, bake them first. then if you use 1/8" weedguards take a 1/8" drill bit and drill the hole out. be careful doing this because the bit can go deep enough to hang on the hook and spin the jig hooking yourself. same for 5/32". then mix your epoxy and add a little powder paint color you are using to the epoxy and it will match great. then use a wooden clothes pin to snap on from the rear of the hook and it leaves a little v for the weedguard to lay in to hold it straight and also for a stand for the jig to remain upright. sounds like your weedguards coming off is from not getting them deep enough. i never have had a problem since i used this method. i also use the overnight devcon.

is there a adhesive backed netting available or whats the best way to use netting to put a scale pattern on? i'm not steady enough to keep it from smearing when painting.

can i see some of your designs of small trailers?

anybody do custom pours of twin tail's or creeper or super chunk jr? and sell them?