View attachment 7View attachment 8 Been working on some large in line spinners . These are 2 oz. and 4 oz. The next ones will be better on the paint job and I need to pin the mold for eyes .
Inlines 2 & 4 OZ.
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CrappieHappy
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nice work Brent....
stanger1944
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I like um but too big for what I fish for. Nice work.
Hawnjigs
KISS
Do circle hooks work on a lure like that? Target species?
SaltyBuckster
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That's the only thing on them jigs that I think would make it not get fish.The circle hook.The fish won't keep it in thier mouths long enough to get to the side of it and hooked.You'de be better off with a longer shanked O'Shaughnessy hook in 5/0 or 6/0 for that size bait Brent.Other then the hook it is Muey Bonita.
SaltyBuckster
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It's the way they are shaped.Great for using bait,something that goes into thier mouthes,but something metal they will bite,then spit it right out before the hook can get to the corner of thier mouthes.
Fatman
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Showoff!!!!!!!! Toad those are really nice!!!!!!! how the heck did you do that one blade!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hawn I put them on some small spinners and didn't miss a bass . As far as target species yo got me . Never fished the ocean . Fm I can do a blade like that but I'd rather buy them . That is a tape die cut . Peel of and stick on then epoxy clear coat . By the time you buy the tape and epoxy ect. It just ain't worth it .
Thanks for the cudo's When I get the other hooks I hope to get a better paint job done and a different type tie . Powder paint air brushes are the pits to control over spray . It also sucks the heat out of the body pretty quick because you are spraying cool air with the paint . Oh well live and learn.
Thanks for the cudo's When I get the other hooks I hope to get a better paint job done and a different type tie . Powder paint air brushes are the pits to control over spray . It also sucks the heat out of the body pretty quick because you are spraying cool air with the paint . Oh well live and learn.
Fatman
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Thanks for the info buddy!
Pup
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Those are beauties TF. 
Just about everything I fish for hits an inline spinner. If I packed survival kits with fishing lures, you bet that one would be included.
Musky and northern pike would likely smack both of those cast or trolled. It wouldn't surprise me if a big ol' bass took a whack at one of them either.
One of my favorite lures for muddy, turbid water is a jet black inline spinner (body, treble, and blade). Works well on cloudy days with a variety of water conditions too.
Just about everything I fish for hits an inline spinner. If I packed survival kits with fishing lures, you bet that one would be included.
Musky and northern pike would likely smack both of those cast or trolled. It wouldn't surprise me if a big ol' bass took a whack at one of them either.
One of my favorite lures for muddy, turbid water is a jet black inline spinner (body, treble, and blade). Works well on cloudy days with a variety of water conditions too.
Like inlines myself . First lure I ever learned how to use . Thanks to my uncle . 2nd choice is a beetle spin and then jigs . I still need some refinement on those . Need to try my Thunder Dome powder Painter on them . It won't help[ with the fine detail though .
Fatman
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Okay - now you got my interest WHAT THE HECK IS A THUNDER DOME POWDER PAINTER????????????????
StumpHunter
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That's a great looking in-line.
Fatman
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OK what can I say CRS!!!!!!! It's been a bad couple of weeks!