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Look him up. What a savage. Make #^^^^& Butkas look like a girl scout.
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Just a finger that was jammed into his face mask:hee: Mike Tyson is th ear biter
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Well, George I messed with the weighting and I was able to remove 2 ounces of lead and after some tweaking I have what I now believe may be a killer in deep water. Hard to tell how deep she goes but I'd venture to guess at least 10 feet. It's a real thumper, but the wiggle is relativley tight. I had to make special belly weights to get the right ammount of weight in the right places.
It now floats, but sits mostly submerged, :cheers: 130 days (or so) 'til I can try it! :yak4: |
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Still not quite right. Soft maple, no weight, 2.5oz unrigged (.3oz more than they should weigh) float deep, think they'll swim OK.
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maybe just pic ... one I have looks longer and slimmer . Pichney
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Are yours Jr.'s ?
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Yup....Jr's. Hey, Eddy, your white one got a bigger chin hook? Interesting. Somebody who knew plugs owned that one (check out the eye). Is it weighted or not? (For Christ's sake don't cut it if you can't tell).
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no visible belly weight .. yes its a Pichney .. Funny,, the hooks bouncing off the wood ,,the sound is very resonant.. sounds like hard wood . Maybe your picking up weight soaking in that crude oil .. My cpes is light and wispy ..
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Can you ALWAYS see the weights in a Pichney (new to studying the master)... I borrowed some Pichney large Dannys from Charley Soares and you can't see a belly weight to save your life----I know they're in there though.... I just know it! :laughs:
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I'd say very visible, didn't try to hide them in the ones I have seen. I'd say it is a heavier wood if no visible signs of belly weight. Like to get the calipers on one of those danny's Dave:hee: George I bet those Jr's will be fine. Nice job.
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Yes I'd like to know that. One of them was still sealed in the original bag, I refused to open it but Charley insisted. Still had the masters thumb print on the lip!
I can't imagine a danny swimming properly w/o weight but my last name is Anderson not Pichney |
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conrads
all conrads had lead in them 8 to 10 grams even the maples.a 40 lip just wont work maples were made for super fast tides and wont swim right just anywere .stick with pine or ayc .hope i was some help
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Thank you mucho
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Nice thread..
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I'm gonna try toying with the body shape a little...
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I have found with the conrads U have to make the lip.It has a pretty steep face..It's not hard to make a few.
I rough em out with snips an clean em up on the belt sander. Play with the length of the lower portion of the lip.I made a jr that went 2.7 oz The lower part of the lip was slightly longer.. I thru it out in a 1 kt current an I could barely bring it back.It had a real wide wobble bam bam bam back an forth.I couldn't even pop it out of the water.I thought about giving it a big shot of lead in the pooper but that would take away from the depth,I thought.. I took it home an ground down the lenght of the lip some an it works nice an tight... Not sure about the depth.Maybe 5 ft.I think the depths obtained on some wooden lures is slightly over rated... |
You mean like these.
http://www.striped-bass.com/Stripert...ad.php?t=45686 I made the big ones too. Thanks for the info Tony. I will put it to good use. I am making some Bluestreak A-40 type lips tonite as they are different than the A-40 lips available right now, not a lot but different. Question for you. How much lead did you put in the belly of the one you made? A big chunk up past the thru wire? |
No, If I go thru the wire I pour it in little blasts so it don't go everywhere.
I don't remember how much lead.A good sized chunk.I use whats around an beat it to shape.I do remember it came out heavier than I originally wanted.I messed up the first coat of epoxy an had to go 2 coats which also made it heavier.But it was ok. Nice lips.. |
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