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fcap60 · 01-01-2006, 08:43 PM

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Thanks for the great advice. The funny thing is- I couldn't care less about the physical conditon of my plugs and I a probably use some plugs that have finishes that would make most anglers sick.

However, as you are aware, once you start painting them up you sort of become attached and the finish becomes a sense of personal accomplishment.

This particular lure, is my "bleeding herring plug" - looks great (except for the tiny paint chip that found its way into the epoxy). I just touched it up with a little matching paint.

Can't wait till catch LARGE with it.

01-01-2006, 08:43 PM	#8
fcap60 Frank Capone Join Date: May 2005 Location: Hamden, Connecticut Posts: 2,229	ALL Thanks for the great advice. The funny thing is- I couldn't care less about the physical conditon of my plugs and I a probably use some plugs that have finishes that would make most anglers sick. However, as you are aware, once you start painting them up you sort of become attached and the finish becomes a sense of personal accomplishment. This particular lure, is my "bleeding herring plug" - looks great (except for the tiny paint chip that found its way into the epoxy). I just touched it up with a little matching paint. Can't wait till catch LARGE with it.