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<blockquote data-quote="thill" data-source="post: 500129" data-attributes="member: 4972"><p>I've done a ton of this for many years. I have a big, 10" lure for stripers that held (2)IGFA world record Cubera Snapper, and many large striper. I started to market them, but then a large lure company started making a clone, so I stopped. The clone disappeared, and no one knows about them, except for a few, but I still use them.</p><p></p><p>The only limit is your imagination. That being said, I have maybe a dozen shapes I use 98% of the time for saltwater use. I have a few for freshwater use, mostly crappie, crayfish, curlytails and paddletails. I don't freshwater fish very much, although I'm doing it more and more lately, with my little fishing-fiends for nephews.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thill, post: 500129, member: 4972"] I've done a ton of this for many years. I have a big, 10" lure for stripers that held (2)IGFA world record Cubera Snapper, and many large striper. I started to market them, but then a large lure company started making a clone, so I stopped. The clone disappeared, and no one knows about them, except for a few, but I still use them. The only limit is your imagination. That being said, I have maybe a dozen shapes I use 98% of the time for saltwater use. I have a few for freshwater use, mostly crappie, crayfish, curlytails and paddletails. I don't freshwater fish very much, although I'm doing it more and more lately, with my little fishing-fiends for nephews. [/QUOTE]
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