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12-25-2015, 09:01 AM #1Senior Member
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Handmade Shrimp Lure, Almost too Nice to Fish
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I make my own jigs and dress them with a variety of materials but they are much easier than this man made shrimp. I am impressed.
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II was intrigued by this shrimp so I had to try my hand at making one for myself. It was not as complicated as what I thought it would be. Gonna pic up some clear straws tomorrow and make a couple dozen. A clear straw imitation also.
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One good redfish & they proly are done. Worth the time & effort I guess. Good looking lure. In hard times that guy has it covered.
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Man that video is very educative. Just enjoyed watching the video. Very creatively and nicely made handmade shrimp lure. Great job.
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As a work of art, I think they're nice to look at.
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You know...I occasionally tie up some shrimp flies of my own which aren't great--kind of look like a shrimp whose a little shifty and whose wife made him sleep in the tool shed for the weekend--but is shrimpy looking enough to catch a fish now and then. This guy's straw shrimp are so pretty I think I'd have to just put it on the shelf and look at it...look at it twice on bad days. That's really nice work.
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i've tied some really silly looking shrimp. i always think that the fish will take the "special needs" (no offense to anyone, i just don't have the right words) shrimp because they are easier to catch and eat.
but then again i'm obviously special needs myself.
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