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Found some coon tail at a specialty fishing store awhile ago, so decided to make good use of those pesky varmints and make a spinnerbait out of it.

 

Knew they were good for something :D

 

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Joey

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Found some coon tail at a specialty fishing store awhile ago, so decided to make good use of those pesky varmints and make a spinnerbait out of it.

 

Knew they were good for something :D

 

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Joey

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RFS

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That looks great Joey. :thumbsup_anim:

 

You could even add a plastic tail or 1/8" rabbit strip if you wanted it to have more tail action: http://www.youtube.c...player_embedded

 

I will have to remember to pull over when I see some road kill. Free coon tail. :D

 

 

edit2 : johnnyb maggots = perch bait. :)

Edited by Syn
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That looks great Joey. thumbsup_anim.gif

 

You could even add a plastic tail or 1/8" rabbit strip if you wanted it to have more tail action: http://www.youtube.c...player_embedded

 

I will have to remember to pull over when I see some road kill. Free coon tail. biggrin.gif

 

 

Yeah...buddy of mine tried that...all I can say is...don't mind the maggots wacko.gif

Posted

drop by the salvation army stores once in a while Joey. Back when I was tying I picked up some amazing fur collars, hats and feathers for just pennies.

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drop by the salvation army stores once in a while Joey. Back when I was tying I picked up some amazing fur collars, hats and feathers for just pennies.

 

Heck of an idea Fang, thanks :thumbsup_anim:

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Could it really be.Before you bought your house I think you had problems with racoons in the previous house.

 

Did you do what I think you did Joey? :canadian::lol: Did that hair come from .............. :rofl2:

Edited by Mike the Pike
Posted

classic...looks great. Skunk pattern would be a good look too

 

Skunk is a good pattern!

These are a sweet lure using a skunk pattern...lots of cool patterns. Made in ontario

 

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