okay here goes..........
 

Just don't laugh too much please.

The first two of many coming off the assembly Line.

They look good to me.

Steve, what about some more info regarding weight, expected action of plugs......

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Kidding..They look great, nice work..:humpty:

very unique ... I think they're pissa ... I don't throw that around ..
You got that Numbskull mentality... best compliment I can give you .. How'd you cup it out ? Salty Balls ?

i like...

creative design, nice plugs, cow killers. :claps:

even though they look like "ice cream scoops"
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the plug's are fine But! a pink paper towel ?

Nice Flap, real nice. :btu:
I like the affect with the puglisi eyes. :hihi:

horray originality :btu:

NICE..... I bet there is some nice tail action in the yellow one,,, I had ideas of the flaired tail,,,,,,,

The yellow one weighs in at just over 2-1/2 oz, the smaller one is 2 oz. the yellow swims well slowly wobbling across the surface the other goes deep on a slow steady retrieve with an occasional pulse.

The pink towel is because I live in a house full of women and it's me and the cat against the world but he and I loose more often than not.

The heads were formed with the belt sander on the curve.

I am on a no lip kick. I am holding my Plugfest entry in my hand and it blows away these two. Others coming. I am going back to the lab in a few minutes. My Badger awaits.

I like 'em! Build an extra please!

Very nice Flap :kewl: :btu: :humpty:

Bernzy

Those aren't yours! I can tell, there are no brush hairs stuck to them.:btu:

Look good Steve

bravo! classic but contemporary... evolutionary but not revolutionary.

I like em. :kewl:

Damn sexy Steve :kewl:

Steve ... is that an original design ? Knockoff ? What inspired them ?
I was on a No Lip kick last year,,,predator,,nike,, still like the idea .

Very nice!

Question from a newbie: What makes the yellow wobble across the surface, while the black one(which is lighter) dives, they appear to have similar front darter angles? Is it the surface area on the front angle? Surface area of the entire plug? Length of the yellow one? Wood type?
Thanks love learning from you guys!:tm:

Good Job Steve,
Can't wait to see ya at the plug fest!
And the girls have me out numbered as well...... My guess is even the fish in the fish tank are all girls !:laugha:
VB

Mmmmm....plugs!:drool: Nice work Steve! What spot did you have in mind when you built them? (General location of course);)

Eddy, as I sit here at my computer I can look up over it on the wall I have a dolphin (Dorado) mounted about 15 pounds and hanging from it's mouth is an old beat up red/white Bass-a-reno. That was my inspiration.

George, if I had used the better camera you would indeed see some hairs. So there they are mine.

I just coated a couple more.

A bunch of rocky islands just about five miles from my house.:tooth:

Well from someone who dosen't know much about the sport ( in your words) I think with your knowledge of this fishery and how to catch deep water to shallow you have turned out some nice pluggage ,now sit own shut up and give me a plug
LINK SR:smokin: :cool: :bo:

Nice work,i like 'em.

nice, those are wicked shiney:cool:

Steve beautiful plugs - did you weight them just in front of the belly hook?:read:

GF, no, the weighting was played with in several different spots (thank God for Famowood Filler) but with all things considered like weight of hooks swivels etc. it eneded up they were weighted pretty close to normal lacations just a wee bit aft of the foreward treble.

I love 1900 & 2100 Series Creek Chub Poppers but wanted something a bit heftier so....

And one of the best color Needlefish was Basmaster red/black so I made this one to tend the bottom. It weighs 4 oz and is six inches long and sinks just perfect like a submarine does level.

Lookin good, Steve, lookin good! Time to get off my a..ss it appears.