Alrighty Then!
 

I'll take 2 for my upcoming trip to Block on Thursday!
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If you make these again, make sure I get a couple :hee:.

how bout makeing them freee?:btu:

scaled patterns? Mackeral patterns?

oh larry, any interest in making a needle?

Maybe...working on a few other things right now! Stay tuned!:tooth:

mackerel pencils.:cool:

That is something I will get to work on Mike!:kewl:

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

i agree 100% no one makes a big danny

maybe 3.5oz... maybe musso style..

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http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-19...inger-lime.jpg

ER

the Dart was my first car. Fast and light. Beat IROCs and mustangs on a regular basis. dove ti into the ground though. Mine was brown and ugly so it lulled others into a false sense of security

:topic: I appreciate a good "Mope" as much as the next guy but lets get this thread back on track guys.:uhuh:

Update your website!!

I like the shape of your canal pencils but they sink like a stone and take a while to get back to the surface. Maybe a slower sinking canal style pencil??

They are built that way Lurch. They passed the test with flying colors this past season with many big fish caught and lost. They get down to give the big girls a look and swim back to the surface.....this is how a canal pencil is supposed to work. "Sink like a stone" is exactly the way I built them.....lighter would not be a Canal Pencil......it would be a standard pencil with a flat bottom. The entire reason for the flat bottom is because they sink it helps get them to the surface quicker.......they work.....if you have one I suggest you give it a shot and fish it accordingly as it is built to sink.:kewl:

Website soon!

I would like to be able to buy some of those mini prey swimmers that you were previewing at last yr's RISAA show. Did those ever go into production?

I will be drilling, sanding and cutting lip slots on those in the next couple weeks and they will be available before the RISAA Show!:kewl: Sorry for the delay.;) I have 400 bodies ready to go!

Yes! Thanks Larry. I think those will be good sellers, they are a very unique plug that no one else makes, especially in that size.

I wanted to have them out for this season but life gets busy so on the back burner they went...reluctantly! I fished them though and I love them!:kewl:

They cast a mile too :)

i think what i meant now about a wooden head was to get something to suspend....

is that possible? and still get the casting distance...

Hey Larry,
I think the post you're referring to is a puzzle. The picture of the "Dart" with the letters "ER" under it is what he's looking for you to build.

Dart + er = darter

Gonna pass on the darter.:hs:

As long as you keep making the pencils and the prey swimmers I'll be plenty happy!

I will have a few new plugs to unvail just about New Years to ring in 09'! I think you will like what I am working on!:eyes:

Ooooo :drool:, I'll take some with the small dannies :D.

Will there be a few available at the Plum Island show....:hee:

I am sure I will have some!

Larry, still waiting on those "night mackeral" colored canal pencils we talked about before last season. Nice dark forest green top with smoke bellies.

Night Mackeral sounds like a cool color option. I would like to see that.

As far as the dart-er, I just like'em and you asked what we would like to see. I have good luck with them, but that's just me. You have to admit, though, that was a pretty good looking picture of a Dart! It is much nicer lookiing than the ones I remember driving around in years ago :tooth:

I would also like to see smaller bodied prey that would still weighs in around 2-2.5 oz. (maybe in night mackeral... hmmmm now we're talking)

The "Prey" that is now available.....and I believe you have some.....weighs 2.3 ounces? The small one which will be available soon weighs 1 ounce.:btu:

Was a sweet Dart!