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New to pouring or getting back into pouring plastic's.Would anyone have a Rosey Red minnow recipe.Our home lakes are clear in july and august a rosey red minnow is the ticket.The problem is our bait stores quit buying minnow's in summer time Because the are to expensive to keep.Would like to make a plastic bait in rosey red minnow. thank's.
Jackie to be honest I got all caught up in the rosey red thing a few years back when I just started pouring, got it very close waisted a lot of plastisol and never did good with them. If your lake is gin clear like mine the old stand by colors always and continue to out perform any other colors. Your watermelon ghost your blacks, blues, purples with chartreuse tails electric chicken, the opac Colors like monkey's milk or sand in the fall . Just trying to save you some time and supplies . I have two close friends both retired who fish all the time one is a guide the other a computer programmer both have combined 40 years of records of trips, time of seasons, depths, weights, colors ,speeds ,one has a spread sheet on all 10 of his,color coded rods he pulls with, you name it
, the colors I gave as examples always preformed . Skip on the fly tying side has some incredible pictures of live roses reds and that's what I used to match you can ask him to shoot you those pics I think he would help in that dept.
Here's one I cooked up for you Jackie. You could make it darker or more transparent by playing with it a little. I used 15 drops of bear's #405 fluorescent orange, a tiny bit of pearl, and some gold hi lite in 4 ounces of plastic. After sticking the eyes on I used a q-tip and lightly dipped it in red hi lite and swirled it on right behind the eyes on each with eyes before I added the cover dip. The two baits on the top right show the spot the best in the picture but by moving the baits at different angles in the sun the red spots show them disappear much like a real fish.
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It doesn't take much to make this color and its something else in the sun. I'd give it a try.
Thanks Liftbite56 thanks for the info And as always Thanks Ctom will give it a try the hi lits are on order.Ctom thats the color We were looking for thanks.Started with bear molds and colorants years ago.Just getting back into pouring.Thanks.
Them look just like little roseys. Nice work Tom.
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That is spot on my friend. I will have to make myself up some of those go getters.Quote:
Originally Posted by CTom
CTom those are the ticket. will need to order the color. Again , WOW. Dave/Fireman58
Those look amazing
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Attachment 243446Attachment 2434482.5 and 3 in Do-it crappie carrots.Our Rosey Red with chart flake and a Crappie favorite on our lake Glow with chart flake.Not a very good camera shot with my Cell phone.Tried them out on our local Crappie hole and the Crappie Bream and drum loved them.Attachment 243449Attachment 243450Attachment 243451Attachment 243452Attachment 243453Didn't get to try the Walleye spot to crowed.LOL
I dug out the ones I did years ago, I use the pictures skip on the fly tying sides pictures.Attachment 243536 They have some trash on them I didn't take the time to get off I think I used some blue hilites in the orange. I think? Been so long can't remember.
I'm going to use what's left of the orange I made for this and stick some hot pink tails on paddletails. Orange/pink is a great hot weather color up here when the crappies go deep. I want to see what they'll looking like together.
Here they are.....
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Like those paddle tail's and color. Thanks for post and pic/recipe.
I love that mold I just wish it had more cavities. Nice work Tom they look great.
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Attachment 244038Thanks CTom the Crappie approved of the Rosey's.Could not keep the cats away.LOL