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Maple dowel pegs
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Picked up a 15 lb bag of these dowels at a flea market the othe day for a buck. Is maple better for swimmers or floaters? Or kindling... They're 9" long. The skinny part is 1" wide. The fat part is 1 1/4" wide.
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Best for surface stuff. I can see polaris poppers already in the making. !!!
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What Flea market did you hit up for those? PM please. I may pick a few up :D
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perfect for needles once you're done turning them. need to seal that wood though.
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Needles and Darters. Wow, thats a find. But like Slip said you gotta seal 'em.
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needle fish
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Needle Fish bodies about 8" long. 3/4" at widest part...
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More from the dowels
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A big weird swimmer and a big popper body.
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Small bodies...
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I resalized O could turn two samll plugs at the same time...
Bottom row are top water poppers. Need to do the front still. Top row are small swimmers. I wonder if they will be too heavy given the density of the wood And how that will affect the actoin of the plugs. |
Middle needlefish:claps: :drool:
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That little nose kinda does it. That one's my favorite as well.
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Yeah it is like a mix between a Habs/superstrike. SWEEET
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Will probably be a little on the heavy side for swimmers if you want them to stay on top. Shapes look nice:btu:
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