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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    Thinking you guys are over thinking this. True the stripes are cool but crappie don't give a crap about them. Make it a laminate and call it a day.
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    Guess it's in the challenge,

    may just stick to what's been working for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOODLUM View Post
    After thought...
    If by some act of god I figure it out, I'll post it up...
    Now as DUMB QUESTION..........
    I know they don't have people doing this....
    But, when I build my hard baits handcarved I use screens, sponges, onion bags, and all kinds of weird stuff to make textures, and definative markings on the baitDo I dare... Maybe........try dipping paper towel in the hot plastic??? OR AM I GOING TOBURST INTO FLAMES???I dunno just tossing that out there
    Yes the body off and leave the tail inside the mold and shoot a second body color yet and yes you can use a marker to make a stripe Spike it makes a paint for plastic you can airbrush it over a screen to get D scale look .

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    Hey Billy!
    You know you could never Hijack a thread on me!
    I've read and seen a boatload of Horror stories...I'm prolly better protected than most guys pouring...having a past of metal fabricating, long sleeves plus my foundry sleeves, and from my pitmaster days I have my silicon gloves, and welding gloves on standby...Had severe burns from the old days...and have a healthy respect for hot plastic!
    Hey DrNip,
    Your prolly right ...the fish don't care, these baits are bigger than usual they are 3 - 4" plus I watched a guy on youtube do it with frogs in an Ali mold in a regular injector... but I'm making plaster molds with built in injectors... Maybe its a " You can't get there from here" scenario
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    Thanks for the input Bob!
    I'm kinda Hijacking my own thread here...Bob mentioned using a toothpick to stripe...
    Quick story here...Up here we are frozen in for 5-6 months...Ice has been super crappy, I live almost next to a power plant that has a warm water discharge, so I keep 5-6 dozen crawlers in the fridge over the winter( For nice days) this year all my Crawlers died
    I noticed when using the toothpick as you suggested I got a slender tube that kinda resembled a worm...so mixed up a color I call river mud (colors that got muddy) added some glitter then injected the tubes with Worm oil Sheep heads (Drum) went crazy...
    I know you guys are Hardcore Crappie guys, I just thought it might help somebody out in the Northland when you can't get Crawlers
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    Quote Originally Posted by billygee View Post
    DrNip

    Guess it's in the challenge,

    may just stick to what's been working for me.

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    I understand the challenge aspect.

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    Here are some beetle spin that we made up this morning.
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    Bob

    That's a sure Color Killer for Bass and Northern in the waters I fish

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    Wow Bob.....just Wow! Those look good
    I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by billygee View Post
    Bob

    That's a sure Color Killer for Bass and Northern in the waters I fish

    billygee :rolleyes:
    Way!
    Bump them up in size....Say 3 1/2-4" with a Colorado and willow leaf spinner...I'm thinking knock down drag out Lure
    Awesome work Bob!!!
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