New type tieing material

I recieved a package today of some new tieing material. It's some stretch tubing used for making bracelets. Stay tuned and I'll post some picks of how I'm going to use it...

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Been watching Eric Massey huh…..lol.

Sounds interesting

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Originally Posted by SuperDave336

Been watching Eric Massey huh…..lol.

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Yep,





He's a friend of mine...Lives about 20 miles north of me and works behind the walmart we grocery shop at.

That’s right, I remember you lived close to each other. That’s pretty cool. :cool:

Hopefully JD, that stretchy material will still attract the bigger GIRLS!!:Rofl
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Kinda like spandex did....lol.As promised here is a sampling...These are 1/16 oz #6 got from a secret source. He don't want it out their he makes the hatchet heads just yet...
In the lakes here close to the house any color with chartreuse works, but watching some vids of an old timer in a couple of strip pits I'll be visiting soon, orange with black and or greens are commonly used. I went with Orange and black...Attachment 414018Attachment 414019

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Look good Eric! :ThumbsUp

I've talked to Eric myself. An interesting part about the stretch vinyl is how smooth it becomes after the resin is hardened.
As to the hatchet heads, I might like to see those myself

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I have the tube selection whisking my way from China, also.
The tube material may actually melt while curing. Unknowingly got some UV resin on my fingertips and passed the light over them. That nanosecond of exposure caused real hot fingers. The resin cured instantly and peeled off.

I dont think the tube material gets hot enough to melt, per se with the uv glue. I will post a pic from my phone. If you look close, you can see the green tubing winds in the resin. It don't look melted. Sorry for the pic, danged phone didn't want to focus real well.

Here's the picAttachment 414077

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Good looking jigs

Thank you DSJ. I watched a video of a friend that has a you tube channel and figured I would try it. sometime after Christmas, providing its not hard water, I plan on hitting a strip pit at a conservation area here and see if the fish will like it.