Here are some new light action baits weighing 1/4oz to 3/8oz.

Did you use, "hooker stockings", also "fishnet" for the hexagonal shapes on the paint?  I have been looking for a long time, trying to figure something out to make a lure look like that...  All very great looking lures, in colors that, I, myself would use!  I like them!

Fantastic work as usual, Marty.

really cool baits

Wickyman, it's called tulle and you can get it at Wally World in the fabric dept.  Get a couple of the cheap wood hoops (different sizes) and stretch that stuff semi tight in the hoop.  lay on your bait and shoot your paint, it takes a couple of lures to get the hang of it.

thanks for the kind words

Wickyman, it's called tulle and you can get it at Wally World in the fabric dept.  Get a couple of the cheap wood hoops (different sizes) and stretch that stuff semi tight in the hoop.  lay on your bait and shoot your paint, it takes a couple of lures to get the hang of it.

thanks for the kind words

Thanks for the info.  It looks really awesome!  Very professional like!  I really like that.  Do you sell these?  I might be interested in some...  Hit me at my email with info.  Wickyman@gmail.com  Thanks!

They look nice! How did you get the pearl effect in the paint?

Allen

Allen, all my baits get a base coat of pearl white, then I use some pearl paints, iridesent (spelling) paint is what you see on those baits to give that look.  It really shows up in the sunlight.  I also have some peal additive for paint and I'll shoot that on a finished bait to get a pearl effect.

Big M,

Awesome looking baits!  Great paint jobs too!

-keith

Big M,

What kind of paints do you use (brand), water base or enamel? I agree with Whittler, beautiful work.

thomas

That is some might fine work! If only I can paint like that! :'(  ;D

Thomas, wildlife colors by Smith paints, it's a water based taxidermy paint and the company has a real nice color selection.