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piemma 03-13-2022 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by t_man7 (Post 1224061)
Awesome Billy! That’s something I need to fish more this year, big needles. I see how productive they are for larger fish, but always get hung up on trying to get used to fishing them.

Tommy, you know I love needles but all my biggest fish, on lures, have come on Dannys. 3 to 4oz and White with a red chin. For what it's worth, my biggest fish have al been on rigged eels.

t_man7 03-13-2022 03:17 PM

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My rendition of a J.Habs Egg (Unpainted plug). Cherry

t_man7 03-13-2022 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1224222)
Tommy, you know I love needles but all my biggest fish, on lures, have come on Dannys. 3 to 4oz and White with a red chin. For what it's worth, my biggest fish have al been on rigged eels.

Interesting Paul, I always thought there was something to slimmer bodied plugs that culled out the larger fish. Maybe the tendency to have a more lackadaisical motion to them. Large dannys would completely contradict that, but, it’d all depend on the bait present in that time and place.

piemma 03-14-2022 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by t_man7 (Post 1224245)
Interesting Paul, I always thought there was something to slimmer bodied plugs that culled out the larger fish. Maybe the tendency to have a more lackadaisical motion to them. Large dannys would completely contradict that, but, it’d all depend on the bait present in that time and place.

When the pogies are around, the big white Dannys are deadly. Once there were schools of pogies all over the Bay. Guys were snag and drop and live lining. I was throwing a big White Danny around the edges of the schools and I was hooking up on every cast.

t_man7 03-27-2022 08:43 PM

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Some, Alaskan Yellow Cypress Spooks.

pbadad 03-28-2022 07:23 AM

Like the shape.
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

piemma 03-28-2022 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by t_man7 (Post 1224762)
Some, Alaskan Yellow Cypress Spooks.

I have one of your spooks and I don't want to fish it. It looks too nice!

t_man7 04-10-2022 07:26 PM

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Working on the Dalecki darter, I think I have got the body roughly down. Using two different templates, and turning the neck 3/32in off center. These are my tests just using cedar. Getting some hardwoods soon for the finished products.

The lip angle is 39 degrees, I have not determined the proper slope angle yet. Maybe another member on the site who has already made a few of these can give me some tips? Hint hint

t_man7 04-10-2022 07:46 PM

:eek:
I just realized, it is no longer 2021. Going to start the 2022 thread

piemma 03-19-2023 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by t_man7 (Post 1224245)
Interesting Paul, I always thought there was something to slimmer bodied plugs that culled out the larger fish. Maybe the tendency to have a more lackadaisical motion to them. Large dannys would completely contradict that, but, it’d all depend on the bait present in that time and place.

So here's a slimmer body Danny I just made. 2.5oz.

t_man7 03-20-2023 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1239947)
So here's a slimmer body Danny I just made. 2.5oz.

Nice Paul, good color!

piemma 03-21-2023 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by t_man7 (Post 1239996)
Nice Paul, good color!

Thanks Tommy. Not the quality you make but it's ok for one at a time.

piemma 03-29-2023 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by t_man7 (Post 1224762)
Some, Alaskan Yellow Cypress Spooks.

Those are awesome.


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