Hello everone,
I am a new guy here. I have built mostly aircraft in 1/72 and 1/48 scales. However I haven’t built a model in at least 15 years so I am just getting back into this. I am also starting to carve and finish fishing lures and plugs. Does anyone else here do this sort of thing? I am just kind of interested.
John
I can’t even catch fish with store bought lures. I am a cut/live bait man. [:D]
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I carved a plug once…floater/popper type. I caught one largemouth bass and a seagull. Retired it after the seagull!
Fermis, having a seagull on the end of your line can kind of bring fishing to a new level.
I have nothing against bait, subfixer, as the matter of fact I like live bait when reef fishing. Fly fishing is my favorite though.
I purchased the new Airfix 1/72 Gloster Gladiator last week, to me it is a good looking kit and for the price is pretty amazing. I hope to start building it soon, before Christmas. We’ll see how it goes together though.
Subfixer -
I’ve got something that’s better than any plug or crankbait lures. It’s called the Wacky worm and yes I use rubber worms. I can personally guarantee you WILL catch fish. This past summer, my son (10 yrs old) and I were catching LM Bass, crappies, pickerels all summer long without failure. Never lost one single wacky worm to fish. If you wanna dance with the big fish, PM me and I’ll give you the details. LOL!
“Banjo Minnow”…(as seen on TV!!!)…AMAZING lure!!! Caught rockbass, crappie, l/m & s/m bass, walleye, pike, rainbow and king salmon on em.
My biggest victims to the “banjo”!!! Northern Pike…44", 23lbs (including 3lb sucker in her belly)
Newest record (this year)…23lb (empty belly!) King Salmon
Look at that line you caught that salmon with! What is that? 2,500 lb test? Did you use an anchor capstan to haul it in? [:D]
Yes!
The banjo minnow is so amazing…
Wacky worms. senkos to be more specific. awesome lure
Caught on plastic worms
Careful Jeremy-
There’sa deer behind that tree, AND HE"S GOT A GUN!
They use crossbows 'round here!!!
I have a seagull in the garage, a long shaft silver century. I’ve had it for thirty five years, I think it’s almost a real antique
