Musky Buck Progress.

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Musky Buck Progress.

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These lures are wreaking havoc on my wee fly vice. I'm stlll waiting for back ordered single hooks, silver blades and silver beads, so slowly gold lures are getting made until other parts arrive. Just staying to the same pattern but plan to have an arsenal of 25. (plus 1 for RJ) 10 will be silver, 10 gold and 6 will have the colored blades below. All are running 8.5 - 11 inches and weighing about 1.5oz to 2.50z. The first took about 4 hours to complete, but with practice I've cut the time almost in half. Man, I've sniffed "ALOT" of lacquer making these things. :lol:

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When the day comes to start muskie fishing, should have a good start on the bucks anyway. :D
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Very nice stuff!!!
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Post by joco »

HI moosebunk,,,,,,,,,,


you did a great job on those,,,,,,,, :P ,,,

those will be good for musky/pike around here,,,,

i could try them for you anytime.......... :roll:

any 4 sale.... :o

any all black or all brown,,,,,,,?

all brown is good around here....... :wink:

thanks for the picture,,,,,

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Post by SCUBA_STEVE »

hey moose!


very nice lures.keep up the good work ...any for sale :shock: :D


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Great stuff.

I'm jealous.
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Post by Steve G »

Very nice Bunk.

I like the sneaker hook on that last one...

I think you owe me one for standing me up on the Grand River last summer. :wink:

I knew that would come in handy some day... just need to wait for Kevin's turn. :twisted:
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Post by Kpin »

Sweet looking lures Bunkster. Def good looking toothy critter material there.
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Outstanding Mbunk! Absolutely oustanding!!! :) :)
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Post by BASSSTALKER »

tripple up the amount of feathers Bunk. The big girls are lazy and usually only go after bigger food thus spending less energy. That's what I have always been told about muskie's! Bigger IS better! :D

Great job on them anyway! I'd still use'm
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Post by sevendustfan#1 »

those look amazing, i really like the finish on those blades
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awesome job Moose
makes me hungry for one myself
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Steve G wrote:I think you owe me one for standing me up on the Grand River last summer. :wink:
Steve, I hope still to one day get time on the Grand in the future. When in your neighbourhood I'll give ya one for that chance then. :D

Basss, yeah the black and orange one is a wee bit anorexic, I plan to beef some of them up with marabou I think in the future. Work in progress eh man. How's the arctic treating ya??? Or are you there yet?

Thanks for the pm Smitty.

None for sale. I have no muskie lures other than a few hard body baits I traded flies for this summer, and these bucks. In the future I plan to fish muskie and so I'm creating for myself until then.
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Post by wolfe »

Ah, ye have the black 'n orange one I was hopin' me lad. Verrry lovely!

I like the classic red and white one for big pike, too. CHOMP!

Just wondering: are you going to name your tempting creations? We could all come up with lots of suggestions, I'm sure. 8)

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Bunk, Yeah it is a work in progress. My preferance is big ol fluffy bugs!
.As for the arctic, I have been up here for 2 months now. I really miss not being able to ice fish. You think I would be able to here but I can't. I can't wait to hit the water when I get back. I see your pics and I wish I was some where like that. I'm about 400 miles from the tree line! Nuts ah! Thanks for asking and keep the pics coming!
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Post by Mike Lennox »

awesome!!

I use flies simmilar to those, for pike the colours that worked the best were chartreuse, white and red.

Hopefully you'll get more on the fly next year then i'll stop bugging you :twisted: :twisted:



mike-done exams :D
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