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very nice !!
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Nice job MS, I really like that dark green flaptail. You've got quite a variety here, what wood are you using for glides, jerks and flaps?
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That jake style orange swimmer is awesome.
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i was expecting some pics of the little one on a post entitled some new stuff :(
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Thanks a lot fellas for the kind words!!
Skippy, lol...she will show up soon...i was sure last week Friday, but didn't quite make it :) The Flaptails are either WRC or pine, I don't weight them in the rear like the original Lido's,I like the line tile low and it keeps the arse high and the flaptail blade will alternate between spinning and randomly slapping the surface. The lathed gilder is just over 5oz and made from poplar, I tried to build it to swim like a Hughes river, sinks nice, and I like the erratic glide I get from it. The cranks are cedar with aluminum lips, I was on a crank building spree a couple of years ago and have a bunch of blanks I'm finally getting to. No luck with the Muskies on the cranks yet but the bass love 'em. MS |
Love the colors, as always, great job!!!
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I didnt know you was back in the game bro package coming your way
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5th one down is bitchin!
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