Got a sample from baitjunkie. Those folks are very special. Also got my firefly sample here it is. Still learning guys!
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Got a sample from baitjunkie. Those folks are very special. Also got my firefly sample here it is. Still learning guys!
Looks like a good color!
Wonder if a tiny touch of Carolina pumpkin will make it too dark? It needs something...I'm not sure
I love my copper head. Was a great color last season for me. Your looks good to me.
Try adding a bunch of copper glitter to that. I made the same color using copper hi lite and loaded it up with .015 copper glitter.
Where is the FireFly those are RazorTails are'nt they?
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Originally Posted by liftbite56
Floyd the firefly is coming will get you hooked up pretty quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by fe1
thought copperheads were snakes:biggrin
You will have to add a ton of glitter, pearl powders dont play as well with glitter, they hide it more than anything.
I know you have me covered Bob. I thought he had posted a sample picture of the FireFly
QUOTE=snake River;3121432]Floyd the firefly is coming will get you hooked up pretty quick.[/QUOTE]
He has a few of the un ribbed ones, hes fishing them today, Im cutting the new version now, I will have some pics up shortly. :)
I use hi lite powder, not pearl. I can add a lot of the hi lite and still keep the plastic fairly transparent. No problem at all for the glitter to show..Quote:
Originally Posted by *********s
yup, that is the difference between the 2 tho..
The water was so muddy and full of trash I didn't fish the firefly they wanted black
Like copper myself and have been fishing it in a curly tail until I started making my own stuff. Can't seem to get the color I have fished with but will keep at it. Attachment 226799. This is not my bait hit the one I have had good success with in the past
I just matched this color to the copperhead colorant LC-65 from Jacobs which to me from your PIC just might be the colorant your looking for. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
billygee :rolleyes: