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These are factory lucky craft and megabass baits. These are going in a tackle store in arkansas.

those are awesome

Gizzard shad female gill's Tennessee shad natural shads sexy shads

all are very nice

They are genuine Lucky craft cranks. I just don't like any of the knockoffs

You did the right thing for sure.

very nice work on all of those

Took a pic outside of the perch

Here is a baby bluegill pattern I just finished...

Perch pattern.....Can't get my camera to pic up the gold on this one much. I think I will have to take some pics outdoors Baby bluegill....pretty pleased how this one turned out..

very nice. Gonna have to get you to build some more up for me soon

Its painted on

Here is a bass pattern I done on a deep diver this past week. I borrowed dsaavedra's idea to darken the eye some. I shoot some transparent black on the eye along with with a touch of some color change paint

You will be fine if you just stay with one coat. I think it alters suspending jerkbaits more than anything else. I try to put it on as thin as possible when I use epoxy

Hard to pick a favorite out of those. I love them all

that is what I do as well. I just transparent dark gray and then shoot the hi-lite blue over it. Keep in mind with this blue that you won't be able to see it good till you clearcoat the bait

No problem man. That is what the board is here for......to help

Auto air hi-lite interference blue

I think they all look good. You might could shoot a shot orange under the throat of your goldfish color.....or not....looks good the way it is

Very nice! I like it

That is how alot of painters clearcoat their baits

Awesome looking balsa cranks there

How do you get that perfect honeycomb pattern painted on the lures?....minnow nets, mosquito nets, tule from fabric shop, etc. How many work hours would it take to paint a lure? Depends on the pattern. If you already have the lure basecoated then you can paint some simple patterns in 10-15 minutes....or on the other end of that.....a high detailed bluegill pattern....45 minutes to an hour Whats the easiest way to go about painting them?....airbrush/compressor setup is probably the easiest overall Are there any guides on where to begin?.... Don't know of any off hand but, you can always do what I did. Go to tackleunderground.com and reasearch, look at pics, and use the search function for questions you may have. Just grab some old baits and start practicing

Nice work as always