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Thanks for all the info guys. Wow. Need more time to digest it but I am psyched. That is quite a collection Eric. I want to do the big bulging eyes so I will make them myself or sift thru the site Ed supplied. I intend to make them for trolling and giving away to some boat people. You guys are the best. P.
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When I had the time I was fooling around with these. I borrowed a couple of old ones, and there was no weight in them. I finished one and swam it. They swim nice, head down tail waggling out of the water. These are two that going to people I have owed for a long time. Now if I can find the time to epoxy and put the hardware on. Cranium |
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WOW. Can I be your friend? Are those recent pics?
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What happened to the pictures???????
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Timmy no likey linky..
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Paul,
Although it is a lot of work you could take a bead from a craft store, countersink the hole that is already in it, cut in half, and then use a brad for the center and you will have your two eyes. Kevin |
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Went down the cellar this morn., surpose to be raking leaves but wife took daughter to piano lessons :bshake: , and whipped out a few. Used some beautiful old pine I have as that is what it seems they used. Second picture is the next project. Gibbs, thanks Peter. I already made a larger version of the gibbs trolling plug and now I will try this thinner one. I am kind of on a kick this year to make some larger trolling plugs. Seems to me that at least 90% or more of the plugs I see being produced by builders these days are for the casting crowd. Since I mostly boat fish and like to troll I am going to produce some plugs that I can drag behind the boat next year. I will make a conscious efffort to use these plugs and see what happens. Just don't seem to see these plugs any more, everything is plastics. I do not know anyone who fishes these large swimmers behind their boat anymore, I am sure people do but I don't know anyone. They caught many large fish in years gone by don't know why they wouldn't work nowadays. If anyone knows of any other larger trolling plugs to try I am interested. Paul
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did some of those gibbs troller's a few winters back...NJ atom lip's are a very good match to those on the gibb's.
also doing up some of the same, but jointed now I know how they were weighted. |
Hey Krispy,
That Medium Size M&M Goo goo Style(the smaller version of the Big Jake?) swims better than the original IMO, and now I know why you have that stash.:hee: I would not part with those if I were you. Not to spam this thread, but Im going to drop the price on the Goo Goo eye lip to make it avail to more people. |
And I just bought some from you last week......:wall:
No biggie. :walk: Turned my first goo goo last week. I'll post a picture when it's done. |
Tman, I told ya, they're not the prettiest but catch like mad. All I have left is a lifetime supply, and thats all I need.
Let me know if you run out |
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Yes I have seen those .Look pretty much the same as a gg eyes except they have a round nose. What kind of lip you think? I know peter has tons. I am sure he will say.
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Looks like an A-40 lip would work....
One for the experts.. how close is the A-40 to the Bluestreak, in action, weight, size, etc.? |
Anyone made GooGoos out of Cedar? Thinking for the surf they would swim shallow on top?
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Thanks for posting some :btu: VB |
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AYC or Red
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if u got hit by an a-40 your'd be looking for asprin...get hit by a b.s...an I'll be sending flower's to your grave site. |
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:huh:.. Bluestreak..what lip?... got ya I think on the heavier wood.. (hard, not soft) (beech OK, yeah, still got some in the pile).. belly?, arse?.. or both? |
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Karl...when your ready to spin..I'll drop off HALF a B.S for ya...tell's all.....save that dark brown deck railing you have..u know,,that NewJoisy painted pine.
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Thanks CS :D
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