Good work on the videos. I like that you have them shorter by speeding up the video at the routine parts - I don't like having to watch 30 minutes video for 5 minutes of content. I also like that you use text headers for the lure data and paint colors - I find that useful. I also like that you have good voice over audio and I can clearly understand what you are saying. This was a great video to stream line the process of making perch lures and I'm going to will try it this weekend. Keep up the good work.

Sweet! Headed to the workshop now to try this one out! Thanks man!

I know this will be tough to believe but it is true. Just this morning I painted two small ploppers like this one with a bone colored body (mixed 10 drops of opaque white and two drops of any yellow to get the bone color. I will do both with this pattern. Two days I ago I did a bone plopper on a 130 mm and painted red under gill plate -- fins and then using a handmade stencil painted a set of fins on belly between the side fins and two more in front of the split between the body and tail and then a light red throat. Sent it north to the Chippewa Flowage outside Hayward, WI (The Musky Capital of the World) where my friend caught an undersize Wisconsin State fish this morning. Give it a try. Also red hooks -- a #1 on the tail and a #2 on the belly and a small split ring on the front line attachment. Our experience is be ready for a t-bone attack more times that a rear attack. Good luck.

What epoxy do you use I want to get into lure painting but I make worms anyway

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I like the " straight to the point " videos with no blah,blah,blah about stuff that doesn't matter. This is educational and inspiring. I just started painting lures a few months ago and hopefully, when I get enough experience, I'll be able to share what I've learned with videos like yours. Thanks man. I'm gonna give this one a try. 👍new subscriber

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Do you use spoons? What is your go to weight/size?

спасибо за урок.

thanks for the tip on the mesh just order some beats using braided line!

Great idea making the stripes by masking off the stencil. Thx! Extra tip…..when mixing epoxy I use a popsicle stick you can get at the dollar store. Clip the end off flat with side cutters so you can totally scrape the bottom of the mixing cup. Otherwise you can get streaks of unmixed epoxy which will result in soft spots that never cure on the finish. Also if you heat the epoxy five seconds in the microwave before stirring it gets slightly warm and mixes easier and more thoroughly

Spectacular.!!!!!!!!!!

Even if the colors were darker than you desired, it won't matter much to the fish. On top water lures, they mostly see a silhouette again the light from the sky. I think the colors and eyes are great.

Well looking pretty good...I ended up buying 100 pcs of those grasshoppers a year ago haven't painted any yet...but you're grasshopper looks good...

Super simple pattern yet a very effective one . Nice !

Nicely done !

Love your work! I need to start utilizing stencils.

What psi do you ahoot the createx at and what size needle does your gun have

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А какие Ваши краски ?

Привет из России хорошая работа. Тоже увлекаюсь работой с воблерами.

Your black paint appears too thick. I used to exclusively use Createx opaques and thin them at least 20%. I can then spray them at 15-20# easily. If you use Createx reducer and UVLS mixed 50/50, when added to the paint it flows and adheres much better. I think I’m switching to Golden as I believe it’s easer to shoot, but I still add UVLS so the paint flows and adheres better. If your paint is mixed correctly with the right reducer you’ll virtually never get tip dry. I would really like to be able to shoot straight from the bottle but mixing gives me significantly better results even though it’s more trouble. Your airbrush is also far easier to clean. Dropping the pressure allows more control, you have less tip dry, and less overspray On your alligator clips, putting a piece of masking tape over the teeth helps stop the clips from scratching the base paint

Thanks for making the video! Where or what is is caps on your epoxy bottles that you use with the syringes? Thanks!

Happy Christmas man :) and thanks for sharing tips etc :)

Very nice! Outstanding job! Thanks my friend!

Where can I get that meash?

Great job. Simple spray but very effective. Enjoyed the video. Keep up the good work

Great pattern...Great video ...short and full of information easy to follow

Outstanding looking lure ,thanks for sharing 👍.

Nice job

I can take you ice fishing in the dark and prove you wrong easy.

Nice work

Be bussing for novht time walleye

What airbrush do you use ???

Could you make more patterns with color shift paints?

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Absolutely one of my favorites! I love those shad type patterns. Keepup the great work buddy!

Really nice looking color pattern! Thanks for the painting tutorial and taking time to make the videos!

Nice job😀👏

I have been playing with colorshifts as well. Using a different base color changes the look entirely. It also seems like a little bit goes a long way. Hard to tell through mesh at times.

How you make lure turner. I love paint pattern. Thanks

What can I do to avoid making the resin stiffen on the brush every time I apply it?

Where did u find that blank? Thx

Lute came out great. I really like the eyes. Where did you get them from. I love the repurpose of the mylec hockey stick aswell. lol.

What airbrush kit can i get thats cheap but works.... just to see if this is something i want to do.... I've used spray paint and they turned out half decent so they would look great if i had an air brush

Third time a charm

Nice job

Seems easy enough eyes look good

I thought this was very nice! Good job my friend! Keep up the amazing work!

Thanks for sharing!