they are looking really sharp and can't wait to get them wet. Attachment 221173Attachment 221174
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they are looking really sharp and can't wait to get them wet. Attachment 221173Attachment 221174
awsum
Those have to work. Great looking colors.
Nice name and good looking baits
They are definitely awesome looking and I definitely like the name they should be a good fish producer.
Thanks for the compliments snake river. Good words Mean a lot from you old hands .
I am not sure if I like to make the baits or fish them more lol. Maybe one day I can be picked up by the bait makers for some designs he he he .
I had the opportunity of testing some of these razor tail baits out the other day they are pretty amazing in the water to say the least I'm sure that they will be excellent for producing a lot of game fish I find that they are a little bit big for what I normally use I would like to see a regular 2 inch over the 3" I believe the larger size would be ideal for smallmouth bass in walleyes not saying that it would not be a terrific producer of crappie I'm just used to use in a smaller size bait.
arkansasbowhunter you would be surprised how many of the people from the industry look at your post .
Those things look killer. I bet they are slaying the slabs.
Bobo
Bob they read but none of them contact me. That bait is 2.75 inches and the fish like ithttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12...8ad290caec.jpg
I agree though a smaller size will fit the market nicely. One of these days I will have a sponsor for bait making maybe.
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Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
Let alone the size, Now that is an interesting color!
I Like It :ThumbsUp
What set up you using, just a plain hook and split shot :scratchhead
billygee :rolleyes:
They look good.
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Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
how in the world are you fishing your razor I noticed that you are using a single hook are you drop shouting your razor .
Now bob, shhh you wasn't supposed to notice lol. Yes sir was this day.
2.75" is perfect size IMHO especially to fish here in Missouri. I hate using a small bait on a good bite and wade through the dinks to catch a limit. I always oversize baits in water temps over 45 especially early spring and fall when they key in on bigger baitfish.
That's one great looking bait. I can see a crossover into salt water with this one.
Mike
Yup would trade some a speck or red trip for some plastics lol. Sure miss the backwaters of Louisiana