boat broke so i decided to pour some heads
#1 Registered User
Name: hank
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boat broke so i decided to pour some heads
my boat is down with a bad water pump seal so I had some time to pour some lure heads....lots of orders because of the tuna bite here....also had alittle extra time for an afternoon fourth of july hunt...got the sucker under a macadamia nut tree....them squirrel is big here...hahaahahaa...happy fourth everyone
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#2 "Deathtrap"
Name: miguel
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Unreal bro, nice work. I had no idea you were into this stuff too.
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Name: RODNEY
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those look nice.
#4 Registered User
Name: Caesar
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Outstanding Hank! Very inspiring - I'm just starting out. Haven't graduated from foil tape yet.
#5 "Deathtrap"
Name: miguel
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BicolBoy Outstanding Hank! Very inspiring - I'm just starting out. Haven't graduated from foil tape yet.
Don't worry, we are here to take you to the next level.
#6 Registered User
Name: Caesar
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Thanks Miguel! Poured a couple of heads yesterday. As you know I'm limited to days when the temps rise above 65 degrees. A big challenge where I live.
#7 Moderator
Name: Maggie
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those look like a very cool fun project to make!
#8 "Deathtrap"
Name: miguel
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BicolBoy Thanks Miguel! Poured a couple of heads yesterday. As you know I'm limited to days when the temps rise above 65 degrees. A big challenge where I live.
Higher wattage heat lamps my friend, or move them a little closer.
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Damn, your hood ornament is unreal!
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#10 "Deathtrap"
Name: miguel
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Location: san clemente ca.
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Capt. G
Damn, your hood ornament is unreal!
What would you use to troll for giant sand crabs?
#11 Registered User
Name: hank
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dont need lures for giant sand crabs....I got this....ultimate sand crab slayer...at least he was in his younger days...
#12 Captain
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Nice work.. That looks like my dog mean little bastards if your not family lol.
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