Been pecking away at this all summer.
Mahogany, 6" long body, split shot distributed along along the belly.

PArt of the adventure with these right now is that I still don't know enough about them to be able to predict (plan) the outcome. This might end up as a Christmas decoration or it might be killer...

Saturday it gets a dunking...

again, very nice

I like the color scheme. nice.

looks allot like the plugfest winning plug...

if it swims as good as it looks

it'll catch large....good luck

Thanks for the encouraging words everyone.
It's in the plug bag....
OTW at o'dark thirty in the morning....

What's the winning plug look like?
Now I'm curious....

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/ravenob1/plug-2.png

and here's the link to how ezduzitgood made it all happen

thanks to ED

http://www.striped-bass.com/Stripertalk/plug-building-got-wood/55487-how-i-got-here.html

Thanks Raven. That was a very good read. Hope he comes back with some updates!

hows the plug swim??

very nice looking design and paint.

Nice looking plug steelhead. Is it your first?

And thanks for the kudo's Raven...and because your avatar spooks me I'm ok with "ez" :1poke::)
Ed

VERY NICE, :drool:
GOOD LUCK GOOD PLUGGIN:)

Nice looking crank. How deep you want it to swim? I've done some cranks for freshwater stripers that will dive 8-10 feet. One shot of lead in the belly at the thickest point (top to bottom) a larger lip than what you have and the lip comes straight out of the front with less angle than on yours. Multiple ways to do it.

Jigman