After your first batch of baits, there is nothing left for you to learn. Just turn your creative ability loose and start painting every bait you can find.
Bassman, that is pretty darn good painting for your first batch. You've got a nice touch with the airbrush and picked using the netting very quickly. I looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Another lure maker told me that Poe's was using air dried wood and that was the cause of the bad the finish. You have to use kiln dried wood or the moisture in the wood will swell the bait and the paint cracks.
Airbrush is the best tool for painting bait. You can't fade and shade paint with a brush. Now I caught fish on my early baits that I painted with a brush, but those don't come close to looking as good as the baits I paint now.
Mike, you put a bigger bill on the fat one and it jerk your arm coming back to the boat.
Jon, wait until you see those colors in the sunlight. The pic does not do those baits justice.
Here a few new cranks, the deep bait has a new weight transfer system in it. Hope it helps to extend the casting distance. A fat shallow wobbler and thin shallow wiggler.
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