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Homemade Balsa Wooden lures - My first dozen of plugs

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Hello Fly Tying Fishing friends,

Afterwards some time of work, I have completed my first dozen of 100% Homemade “Attila Fat Minnow” lures. They all are ready to go for action, and I hope to go fishing very soon.

In this short video you will have the chance to see:
- a quick review of the steps that I followed to do these Balsa lures.
- a closed up to see each lure and look their external colourful characteristics

In addition and just to make a quick remembering, the "Attila Fat Minnow" born from four Balsa wooden slats. I carved them based on a previous template that I drew before, and here we have the main characteristics:
- 4.5" long
- Weights around 1oz each,
- Weight shifting system,
- Two Japanese saltwater treble hooks #01
- Shocking colours
- Reflective holograms
- 3d eyes (in halves to give a mean look)

I hope you like the video, and please let me know your comments and recommendations.Happy New Year 2016!!!

Here is the link to the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ggw2cS4FiZs

Here you have a picture of my first dozen:

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Awesome looking lures mate

I bet they would go gangbusters on our natives here in Australia

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Very nice. They do remind me of the Yozuri lures as Dave mentioned. And if they catch fish like the Yozuri's do the one or two times a year I use them you've got some real winners there. I like that unfinished one at the top, and the pink and purple combinations would do a number on the weakfish up here.

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Hello to all,

 

Thank you very much for your comments... Mikechell I like the blue ones as well, I have made very good captures with them. Those ones with shocking colours are very effective here when we have sunny conditions and sometimes with muddy waters....

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