i'm still a novice, but was pretty pleased with these..

Nice scales and unique profile...how are they weighted?

-spence

made from maple. .20 oz weight near the back and a smaller one in front of the belly hook.. length is just under 6" and they weigh 2.3 oz with hooks.. sink reeeeaaaaalll slllooowwww with the nose angled up about 30 degrees from parallel..

sweeeeeeeeeeet

made from maple. .20 oz weight near the back and a smaller one in front of the belly hook.. length is just under 6" and they weigh 2.3 oz with hooks.. sink reeeeaaaaalll slllooowwww with the nose angled up about 30 degrees from parallel..

That will never work, send 'em up here :uhuh:

-spence

made to look like a southern mullet.. won't work north of VA:hidin:

You've got it down pretty well I'd say. Nice job, sounds like they're weighted perfectly as well.

sink reeeeaaaaalll slllooowwww with the nose angled up about 30 degrees from parallel..

novice ? If your thinking about how it behaves in the water I say not . I think a slow sinker is the most versatile needle in most conditions . There's a place in the world for floaters and sinkers but you gotta have a slow sinker . Daytime testing before fishing those night tides is key .. good job ..

made to look like a southern mullet.. won't work north of VA:hidin:

I disagree. that lure looks nothing like the back of jig man's head :lasso: :hf1:

:btu: :btu: It won't catch though - send it to me just for show:rotfl:

I disagree. that lure looks nothing like the back of jig man's head :lasso: :hf1:

ah ah ah ah stayin alive.. stayin alive..:wiggle: