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I needed a few deep 1 oz+ for the spring to drag deep. I did not make the heads but did the skirts ans blade combos.

Black Crappie
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Bluegill
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Gold Shiner
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Perch
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Bleeding Shad
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Black Gold
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    • Super User

    Looks terrific! I really dig the bluegill rendition.

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    Those are great looking baits... Good job!

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    Bluegill and Perch look pretty darn good to me.  And I bet Crappie would nab me a few Pike.  Great looking work!

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    How do you decide which style of blade to use and how many for any given bait?

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    • Super User

    If you are looking for a model to copy, get your hands on a Ledgebuster.

     

     

     

    :fishing-026:

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    Digging the black crappie pattern. Looks like a high frequency producer.

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    I like the big Colorado for slow rolling Deep. Lots of vibration. Good for night.

     

    Willow comes hrough weeds better and can be burned faster and more flash

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