Revised X-Killer 2016 Enhanced for ya. Enjoy.
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Revised X-Killer 2016 Enhanced for ya. Enjoy.
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Looks great!!
The color is similar to the Shad pole Monkey Shine. It was a killer for me this spring. Awesome pours !
Are those under a uv light?
Travis your killing me here. Those are great looking baits, sure wished you still did what you did for a short time. You know what I'm talking about. You might want to leave those at home when you come over cause they may disappear.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrNip
Those look sweet!!!!!
Great color!
Looking good my man
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Nice color. Never seen that exact combo. Care to share the recipe. Thanks!!
No black light or photo effects fellas that's just the way they looked outside the garage at 7pm sunset. The recipe for this is no secret. It's just plastic with violet hi-lite. This batch I made different and added UV powder and sparkle violet flake. The UV is what is making it pop with little sunlight. Different lighting makes it look different. Sometimes it's purplish, sometimes its whitish, sometimes its bluish/greenish and other times it glows.
Here is a pic this morning compared to last years X-Killer.
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Here is a pic in the garage last night at 9 pm held up to the light.
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I will have extra at fall camp.
Recipe is as follows:
Body
6 oz plastic
1/4 tsp violet hi-lite
splash .04 black flake
splash .015 black flake
splash sparkle violet flake
very small splash of UV powder
Tail
4 oz plastic
15 drops X2 chartreuse
1 drop X2 flourecent green chartreuse
1 drop X2 white
splash green hi-lite
very small splash of UV powder
Another pic of it last night at 9 pm with no sunlight. I'll take a pic of it tonight under a black light.
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That's cool, color changing!
The bottom one in the above picture is what you better allot of extra. You bringing your boat down?
The bottom and the right bait are my 2 baits I fish with 99% of the time. Yes I'll have my boat and wife with me.
I'll get with you and put you on some piles to fish. This time of year brush is the key. If you don't know the lake well you can sure spend allot of time scanning looking for those places.
Sounds good. I've only fished it twice so I'm new to it.
Well 2 days shy of 40 and finally bought my 1st black light ever. Could only find a flourecent twist bulb. In pic is new x-killer and old x-killer. Nothing new here just showing the effect of UV and non UV.
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That uv in plastics really makes a difference.
Thanks Doc. Your baits always look great. Post #10 bottom looks like it has some glow powder unmixed. Very interesting effect. I have been using blast Uv and fixing to order some liquid UV from spike it. I use glow and UV in all my baits except black. I fish Barkley and Ky and Barkley is usually stained. Makes a big difference.
Thank you. I believe that is just the effect of the hi lite you're seeing. I don't use glow though I have a bag of it hanging in the shop. The UV is only about a bb size or so added to the plastic. The brighter bait in the black light pic is because they were closer to the black light. I don't add UV to my black either nor my pumpkin. Don't like the bluish hue it gives it. The more UV you add the worse the bluish hue.