I carved a stubby needle this spring that has been very good to me but decided to make a larger version this weekend, I got a little carried away and this was the result...it's just over 3 ounces, not really sure what to make of it but it should be fun to throw...

geez- thats way too nice to fish......

awesome job with the shaping work around the eyes:hihi::hihi:

wow ...i should say SO....

i love how you accentuated the eyes....

save that for plug fest ScottW
it's a winner :btu:

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/ravenob1/Scottw.jpg

way cool!!

I love it! Nice work.

I love it. Nice work on the carving.

NIIIIIIIICE!

That's the coolest plug that I've seen in a very long time. Bravo!!

Wow!
Nice carving! :humpty:

yes the eyes are great! the colors are great as well...

That will get eaten, no problem.

FANTASTIC, boy do I need to kick it up a knotch:humpty::humpty:
GOOD LUCK GOOD PLUGGIN

Love the eyes, very realistic, also the gill plates, very cool, has that hand carved look, nice , great job!

I haven't posted al summer,......... that's cool.

WOW !!!!!!:humpty:

Looks like they wink at the bass. Nice job.

Wow is right that is a nice looking plug.

very nice on the detail

WOW :humpty:

thanks fellas....I had the idea for this for a little while but finally got to working on it...two more in production...a long skinny needle and a metal lip that is looking pretty interesting so far...painted entirely with the PEARL Ex metallic powder pigments from Michaels...there are two sets with, I think, 10 pigments in each set...I've switched to System Three to finish and also picked up the System Three water based poly...I mixed the pigments into the poly and ran it through the airbrush...then finished with the S3 epoxy which I like much better than the Envirotex
thanks for the heads up Karl

Thats pretty sweet!

Sickness, you gotta throw it :drool: