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Firstly I’d like to say wow, this new layout is pretty neat! Secondly I gotta say I wish I got on here more. I wish there was a streamlined app or something specifically for jigcraft, not a huge fan of tapatalk.

But to get to the meat and potatoes of the post. My last post was in 2020, and I showed y’all some bass jigs and plastics I had been working on! Well in 2021 my love for crappie fishing had been revived, and with that came crappie lurecraft!

I picked up tying a bit here and there, nothing crazy, I’m not as good as I once was that’s for sure. But along with that I traded in my bass plastics for crappie plastics! I’ve got a good bit of money from it, just enough to feed back into the hobby, but man I love it, and would do it all day every day if I were able!

Here are some pictures of some of my favorite creations!

I hope everyone is doing well. Cant believe I’ve been a member for almost 10 years. This place got me started on making lures, and I can’t thank y’all enough for helping me get started!

Hahaha, "blown engine" ! Actually, I like the color - is the top color motor oil ?

Looks like you got all the pannie designs down, and the buggy looking one with stuff sticking out could be killer for trout.

Do you have a favorite design ?

Hawnjigs said:

Hahaha, "blown engine" ! Actually, I like the color - is the top color motor oil ?

Looks like you got all the pannie designs down, and the buggy looking one with stuff sticking out could be killer for trout.

Do you have a favorite design ?

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Hey hawn, so the blown engine is actually straight up motor oil with silver and black flake! It’s one of the first colors I put on, it’s done well so far!
My favorite lure that I have so far is probably the little 2 inch swimbait.

Favorite color is probably blown engine or Opal Shad, but here are a few other contenders.

Like the wicked cricket and sour grape

Those are some nice ones! I get the addiction bit. Always exciting to start a new project.