I know you guy's
 

are making stuff.....can we see it?? :thanks:

made these recently along with a couple others I sent to Z for that auction for kids fishing trip.

http://www.bmwoodworking.com/brucefishing/11-23-05.jpg

wild guess on the surfster body just from memory from seeing pictures, I used the medium surfster lip. I think the body needed to be fatter but that will have to do. It has 2 part urethane primer and paint on it.

The fat bodied swimmer is just something I turned and it looked good.
Needle is just a 2 oz. with a nice color, you can't see it but there is a strip of a lighter hue down the sides.

All nice Slip,:hihi: gotta love that lil' punk surfster. :D

rhody
 

slipknot, those would be killer in sept, in rhody for the mullet run :uhuh:

:soon:
there drying

Six pack
 

Hand carves. Just a tad under 1 oz. Thru-wired and completely sealed. Tight wiggle to them. Float at rest and dig a few feet on retrieve.

Jigman

Comic relief. What the hell was I thinking. Swims like a turd. Casts worse.
Back to the drawing board.

oops, try again latter, file too large

Enjoy

Nothing ventured nothing gained. Steve I got tons of stuff half finished. Story of my life. P.

Stuff :D

Broomstick handles
 

I guess I should have kept at it twenty-five years ago when I used to make my own poppers for bloofish.......

What if you round the tip of the skinny end a little and put a small lip in there. Then remove the other lip, flip the teaser to the fat end, and paint two big eyes on the fat part? I really like the profile.

:wiggle:

I like that black & silver one Mike!!!
Whats with the "Their drying" thing
Can't you just put them on a 10 min bake cycle @ 195 degrees in the booth like we do at our shop!!! :laughs: