Big Bass Man

Never have tried it on jig heads but on baits, you have to brush it on and then put on a turning wheel, so the clear will dry evenly. Pretty sure it will be the same for jigheads.

Nice looking jig!!

Very nice work Ben!!

Thanks for the reply Marty!

Awesome paint slinging Marty, Those look great!!

Nice looking jigs!!

There are several two part epoxys that can be used, all need a turning wheel to be hung on after brushing on. I started out with devcon 2ton epoxy but you can do only 3 baits at a time. I now use etex light and I can apply it to about 10-15 baits at a time. From my experience I have learned that devon cures harder than etex, but will chip off eaiser than etex. The etex cures a little softer but less prone to chipping off. Both work fine as long as your not bouncing your lures off of rock walls, as I do. BigM, What are your thoughts on the Flexcoat ultra v, I have read a little about it, but havent tried it yet?

Nice work BigM!! You have the foiled technique down, those look great!!

Thanks guys!! Glad to be back on the boards, I will have to get caught up with everyones work.

Awesome looking hooks Marc, They will make a great trailer to any topwater!!

I would fish the flick shake rig about 2 hours, of most fishing trips, last year. I finally got comfortable catching fish on it. Its a very slow technique but will flat out catch them on a tough day. This year I have been trying to do the same with the Neko Rig. Its also a very slow presentation, with light line being used on both. Its been harder fishing the neko rig this year with all of the crazy weather we have had. Its hard to fish either of these techniques with the wind blowing 25-30 every outing. What is everyone else using on their finesse set ups, to catch bass on tough days?

Drag A Jig!!

Thanks for th kind words Ranger361!! I have only painted a couple of flutter spoons, just messing around to see what I could come up with. I didnt do one in a perch color though, I will have to give that a try.

Havent posted here in a while, I wasnt able to log in. Finally got it figured out!! I have missed seeing everyones work on here.Here is a few baits painted in the last couple of months. A Big Thanks to Husky for sharing the photo finish technique! Foiled Photo Finished Bluegill Foiled Photo Finish Dark Pumkinseed Foiled Photo Finish Pumkinseed Foiled Photo Finished Threadfin Shad A few regular airbrushed lures: Becker Shad Tenn Tom Special Candy Apple Shad ( Has a color shift back Candy Apple Red - Green) Purple Haze Crackle Craw Stormy Shad (Color shift on back Copper, Red and Gold)

Great work Dwain!! Awesome skills you have with an airbrush :o :o

Looks good to me !!

Nice work !!

Awesome work Fishwhittler !! I Love the craw in the 3rd pic, but all are nice !!

Nice work, they look great !!

Nice looking baits !!

Looks Great !!

Nice work !!

Nice work, they look great !!

Nice looking crank !!

Thats a unique set-up, I bet it catches fish !!