Here is a new batch, nothing special just some flatsides and round baits to cover 4-15 feet.

Great looking baits Marty. No luck this past weekend. Post-frontal with a lot of rain made the water very muddy. I'll try again the next couple of weekends. You'll have some pics soon  

nothing special

Yeah - just tell that to the fish they're going to fool, Marty.  

Here is a new blue gill and re-paint of an old husky jerk.

Here is a new blue gill and re-paint of an old husky jerk.

Those are making my northeast eyes grow very large.  Nice work Big M.

Oh but h*ll yes.

Definatly can not wait to throw that gill.   8-)   The girls are moving up to meet with the bucks down in the test pond right now. Been watching the bucks run the gills from the shallows for the last 3 hours this evening. Can't wait untill they feel the gill bite back.    

Eric

I love the first one...cute lil cranky. Awesome job on those for sure.

very cool Big M

That old Husky Floater looks nice!  I like that round (4'er?) also.  My all time favorite crank is probably the #5 Rapala Fat Rap and that one looks kinda close to it.

Those are absolutely amazing. How do you get the honey comb effect? What are they made out of?

AJ, those baits are made from balsa wood.   The scales are painted with a piece of net stretched over the back of the bait.

I was really pleased with the yellow perch pattern on jerk bait.   That's only the 2nd time I've painted that pattern.   I think the bass down here will like that one too.

Absolutely amazing man. You definately have a skill. And any pointers you could toss my way would really be appreciated. I've been screwing around with pine but I can't get the smoothness you have. I don't have a paint gun or whatever you must use either. Definately interested in learining more. Those should definately land some bass!