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Its supposed to say, NOT necessarily crappie...:bash
Here's Do-It's newest mold aimed at walleyes. 3.75" long and a nice 5/16+ inches in diameter. Shoots easy and clean. These were shot when the mold came out of the package and was 20 some odd degrees surface temp.
http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_0286.jpg
Good Lookin. Could nip off parts for crappie. Sharp colors.
Nice Tom
Nice-looking swim bait, TOM
lookn good!
I fixed it for ya
lol...Thanks "G".
Here are a few more. The top is my bluegill/chartreuse tail. The second one is pro blue, a very good cold water-cold weather walleye color. The third is a purple/black laminate. The bottom one, well you know.
http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_0287.jpg
How sweet it is --wow
I stepped up the program using this mold last night while watching the tube and came up with these guys. Since ya'll know what the tails look like I wasn't too worried about getting all of them in the picture. The colors too are colors you've all seen before too so I won't bother with those details either.
http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_0292.jpg
The only thing I will comment here is that the smoke and all of the top colors got juiced up with stabilizer and heated to 360 degrees. The added heat made for real positive and complete welds between the color layers. I could not de-laminate any of the baits this morning without chancing wrecking them.
outstanding job again it is fun to see you work with plastic.
Looks like a extra long Slider. I like it