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I saw a guy pulling a huge saltwater center console with a 4 door wagon on Youtube.

Looks custom made, or customized. Those blades are called "Dakota blades".

I'm just happy to hear me and Charlie Moore aren't the only two people in the world that fishes Carrot Stix.

Yes 30 min. epoxy is the only way to go. I buy an off brand at Hobby Lobby for $10 (usually with a 40% coupon) that helps bring the cost way down per lure. I've also found super micro glitter in very small quantities bring paint to life.

Pics?

Remember to just have fun with it. Buy you're clubs used, don't be afraid to buy older clubs (just avoid hickory shafts).

I think at the end of the race they should make the jockeys jump off their horse spin around a baseball bat ten times then run a 40 yard dash. The team with the lowest combined time wins.

It's translucent orange with red and blue flake.

Another time fishing in saltwater I was using a 9' Okuma surf rod with 50lb braid. I was bank fishing near a bridge with cut bait, when the rod went down. I got spooled in like 30 seconds with the drag cinched down. It was like tying my line to the back of a truck and it driving off, I chased it for a second then after that I never got an inch of line.

They were probably custom poured by a local guy.

3:16 Lures has some pretty cool frogs.

Huddleston makes the most realistic crawfish (in my opinion) called Huddbugs. And if you have stuff for sale put it in the flea market post pics and prices, or if you're willing to trade put what you would be willing to trade for.

My brother and I were night fishing from a pier in the saltwater with live bait. He had a bite fought it for a second then got hung up on an oyster bed and broke off. About 15 minutes later I felt a tug set the hook and brought in a nice sail-cat, then I realized I didn't set the hook in the fish but my brother's tangled line with oysters on it. The catfish must have swum over my line and gotten the tangled line on my hook good enough for me to fight it in, and haul it up the 10 or 15 foot pier. Pretty crazy stuff happens night fishing in saltwater.

I like that albino. Pretty sweet.

Larry is by far the the best all around angler/lure maker in the world. He could beat just about anybody in a head to head fishing competion for any species of fish using conventional gear or fly fishing, while only using lures/flies he designed and built (or tied) from the ground up.

Carrot Stix.

You've been having a killer year. You've already broken your PB twice, and it's only April. Nice job.

Rain is a good thing.

I really want to fish it slow, so Hudd 68 for sure. Thanks for all the advice.

Does the bottom color glow in the dark? If it is that's not even fair, I'd have to get like 10 of them.

Go to Makelure.com, and watch all their videos. Next, start to tinker with lures you already have, like switch blades on buzzbaits and spinner baits. Some good sources for matierials are; Jann's netcraft, mudhole, and Makelure.com. After you get an idea of what peaks your interest you can start to hone what matierials or lures you want to work with.

I know Savage Gear has one (looks pretty good), but are they as "good" as Huddleston?

What exactly do you mean by "exaclecty"?

Are there baby bass colored 68's? If so where could I get one? I didn't see them on TW, but if they made them in that color that's what I would go with.

Snot crud is my new favorite term for weeds.