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Smoke and Some Bluegrass
Hard to get a good pic of smoke. Been working on these today. Got a 2 new molds coming in the next few days. Can't wait.CF
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I am a stinger man and i really like that stinger,the others are not bad and will do well on slow cold day
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Lookn good!
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Looks great
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I like them... looking good! what molds did you order?
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2" Twister tail (grub type) and 1" Stone Fly Nymph. both from Jacobs.Originally Posted by VaCrappieMan
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I like the looks of that stonefly mold... You fish for trout a lot?
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Never have fished for trout. Looking at that bait as a good bluegill bait. I think the gills would slam it.CF
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"Hard to get a good pic of smoke" per opening post.
Try laying your plastics, especially light colored transparent ones, on a grey or off white towel or paper towel and use sunlight. Try putting the plastics on the towel just inside the shade line and take the picture from inside the shade looking out. The artificial light in your pictures here when used on a subject sitting on aluminum like that allows way to much light to go thru the baits and then the light bounces back again. Terry cloth or a paper towel's surface absorbs much of the residual light and allows the real beauty of the plastic to show. You're making some dynamite colors but that artificial light and mold back has so much reflection that it takes away from what you want to show. Just trying to help on the picture end, you seem to have the plastic and color end nailed down pretty good.
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