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@LakersFreek24
Good observation. I’m pretty sure a simple straight retreive with an occasional stop and go would do the trick. Look closely as the fins spread out when the bait stops; that what you’re really looking for here.
@ninabaleena BullShadDOTcom
i wonder if this could catch catfish?
that is the most realistic lure Ive ever seen!
it has great action but u couldnt get all tht action in a lake because of the rod tip not being able to to guide it around like in the tub. Great job, though 5*
is that one of those 40-50 dollar lures ?
its not a swinmbait! he hooked a live fish through the nose!
that looks so real. how u make that or where did u get it?
that bait looks sick!
how do you make it make a video how great lure catch any bass on it tell me if you did
Dude… you made that lure? Impressive! How did you make it? I would love to make a swimbait like that! Any tips on how to go about making one? Nice work!