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  1. 07-06-2022, 04:29 PM #1
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    Take a picture!

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    The builder is always most critical of his own work. I see nothing wrong with it. I venture to bet the fish won't either
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    Thanks, Jack.

    Yeah, eatableness is the bottom line.

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    You do great work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DockShootinJack View Post
    The builder is always most critical of his own work. I see nothing wrong with it. I venture to bet the fish won't either
    I will agree with Jack 1000%. I am far more critical of my work.
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    Looks good to me,,,two thumbs up!
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    Looks like you could have not painted the eyelets,. but jigs look great.
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    I've got pretty good at not getting the eye in the paint when dipping. Maybe a 60% success rate right now keeping it clear.

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    Ain’t that the truth,,,I find myself wrapping a lot of eyelets after I take a picture,,, my eyes are toast these days
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