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  1. I think it would be easier on a resin bait. Drill a small hole at the top closer to the front of the rear joint. Stick a spro power swivel in the hole and fill it in with resin or strong epoxy. Then you could drill another hole behind that just deep enough for a small magnet. Epoxy that in and you have a legit setup. 

    Sounds easy to me but I'm sure some wouldn't feel comfortable doing all that. Just an idea. 

  2. 9 hours ago, Staogtepi said:

    These are so sick. The crappie is my fav. How deep does the billed crappie go? 

    I dont have a mold for a lipped bait so I cut it by hand. I can adjust depth accordingly.  Deepest I know of is around 15 feet as verified on live scope. 

  3. Hey guys I've been making my own baits for about 6 months now. I've been painting around 3-4.  I have several different baits that I have yet to mold.

    Below I'm going to post some versions of my shad and crappie baits. The shad is 5.5 with tail and around 2oz. The crappie is about 7.5 with the tail and around 4oz. 

    I've been painting shads for the majority of my painting "career". I just did my first what I consider to be successful crappie pattern yesterday. Let me know what yall think and if you want to see more pics or keep up with my progress my instagram is @ocmulgee_lures

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  4. 10 hours ago, bassbass said:

    Man all those look great. You do good work

    Thanks alot. I've spent alot of time working on these and also learning how to paint. My instagram is @Ocmulgee Lures if you are interested in following my progress. Have alot of cool stuff I'll be making.

  5. 7 hours ago, bassbass said:

    That is a great looking bait..great job and fish

    Thanks Brian.

    I actually have this bait and several others. Have a similar sized crappie but a slightly thinner profile with silicone fins, a small crappie, a small shad, and a 6" shad ill be working on. So far I've really only messed with this one and this bait I call the Sioxx shad. 

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  6. 8 hours ago, Bassbooger said:

    A wake an crank would be awesome. Killer looking bait

    I actually have made one of those. I have fished it the most. It isn't painted so it's not pretty. Basically a bone color. But it's been a good producer for me. 

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