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Well, I caught my first bass on the rat wakebait I made in applied tech out of pine. I painted it with black acrylic paint. I just went to the pond at the end of my street to test it out. I chucked it right next to a stump and started waking it. Saw a decent splash so I set the hook and fish on! Only a little over a pound but it was a nice surprise that I did not expect. Don't be afraid to throw ugly lures, they work! The rat's body is 5" and the tail is 4".

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Nice I've never seen a bait like that before

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Really cool to catch one on a lure you made yourself...WTG!.

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Saved yourself about $100 making one yourself and caught a fish on it, nice!

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Nice dude.

 

I'll throw some ideas at you at the get together. They won't stay ugly for long. ;)

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Nice dude.

 

I'll throw some ideas at you at the get together. They won't stay ugly for long. ;)

Listen to this mans suggestions and I might have an order for you. 

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right on.  I often replace the tail on my ms slammers with a 9" needle worm,....awesome profile if you like big baits.  Catching on a hand made swimbait is the bomb.

 

Catch 'em up!

  • 2 weeks later...
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so awesome to catch something on something you made, especially a bait that big! 

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