I was creating some one inch glow-in-the-dark and two inch shad stinger lures today for my pastor. This is what he wanted.
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I was creating some one inch glow-in-the-dark and two inch shad stinger lures today for my pastor. This is what he wanted.
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They look great. They really glow too.
I've been dosing up my belly colors with a bit more silver glitter and have enjoyed the way the fish respond to it. Those with the chartreuse bellies are sweet and would be a lip licker for the crappies up here. Nice work Mike. Oh and what music have you got on when you work those glows?....The future's so bright I gotta wear shades?'' lol Great stuff bud!
Now that is funny my friend. The stereo in my workshop usually is playing CD's by.....Quote:
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1) The Temptations,
2) Smokey Robinson,
3) Gospel or
4) Motown slow songs.
Those usually put me in a mellow mood. You know they are bright when you look in the water at dusk and the crappie are wearing sunglasses. (By the way the green glow-in-the-dark is twice as bright) I learned the glow-in-the-dark secrets from skiptomylu back in 2006. Skip finally revealed his secrets last year. Here is his thread. http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-t...ips-glow-jigs/
I started using the technique in soft plastics back in 2013. I do not sell my glow-in-the-dark much because people cannot afford them. I mostly make those just for me or for my pastor. Thank you my friend for the encouragement.
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