JDS13

That thing is a beast!!!

Hi all, Painting some baits the other night when my airbrush compressor crapped out, I had it for a few years so I guess it was about ready. Over-nighted another from Amazon and got it yesterday its a model tc-20t and adjusting the air pressure is a b--ch. Anybody have this model, if you do let me know how you like and if you had to adjust the air pressure much. I still managed some decent paint jobs on some new baits though. James

Way to go Brian, man that bass needs some groceries, thanks for sharing.

Hi all, I really wanted to be able to get away with one hook on the belly but it just wasn't happening. The hook up ratio was not there. Sometimes these bass are not hungry and they just want to beat something up so they smash the gill sending it airborne or just ripping into it so to increase the hook up ratio all my baits will have two hooks. I like painting these little dudes, just google bluegill images and start painting one, fun stuff.

The Alumilite products are my go to bait making materials.

That thing is an Oregon tank.

It's all good I look forward to chatting with you. Im off work tomorrow give me a call. James

These are some of the macs, my other pics of sardines are MIA.

Hi lake raider The 10 in trout work well up to about 3 mph due to the head not being very stream line. I have been making mackerels and sardines in 7, 8, 9 and 10 inch which can be retrieved at a higher speeds due to the more streamed line head. I have not used a high speed reel to test these baits out, I have burned them back with my lower speed reels and they do very well. I hope this answers your question. I'm interested in trying to make something that might accomodate your needs, if your interested in talking about it PM me. Tight lines, James

What up Wallyc, Bluegill 5 1/4 inch 3.3 oz, floater, slow sink and fast sink. The 7in 2 oz. 8in 3.5 oz. 9in 4.5 oz. and 10in 6 oz. weights vary a little bit with sink rate and come in FL, SS and FS.

Thanks Porkmeatballs

Unfortunately I don't have any u tube but on my facebook page you can see video of the baits in action, jdscustomsbaits.

Hi all, It's been a long while since I have posted but I still lurk from time to time to check out all the awesome baits people are making. My baits over time have slowly been getting better and as of this last year I have been sending baits to pro's up in Nor Cal and they have been catching a few pigs on my swimbaits which is totally cool to see people finally catching. I thought I would post some pics and videos to see if I could spark some interest in my baits. If you like them shoot me message.

You da man!

match the hatch, is that what trout look like in your area, I think not.

looks a little cartoonish.

That looks like a 4.8 at best

Looks good, im glad you letters your pieces, it sucks when you put things together out of sequence, lol.

Murphy had ya for the first half, then ya came back in the the second to put some nice fish on board, good job man. so what was the weight on that fish in the pic, looks like five sumthing.

Bro..... thats a nice mini toad to say the least, anything over 8lbs is commendable, your doing somthing right.

Good job man, I got a friend that fishes up there and he says its real tough for bigger bass so good job again and congrats on the PB.

That things a fatty, congrats.

Have not been out much, two weeks ago was the last time and I got nice 6.11 on the 10 in jds13, nothing on these new one's.

I wonder who is gonna make the Va JJ 350.