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![]() You might want to crinkle some foil or paper in the center to give it some hollowness (correct word?) and bouyancy. One could probably ad a rattle to the center also. A small balloon blown up a little to mold onto might work. Just dont leave the balloon in while cooking....lol! One could proabaly also make catfish bait holders with that clay also? I think the skys the limit working with this medium. And no...I'm not taking a picture of my froggy bait I made...maybe of some others later ![]() "Nikolay" wrote in message s.edu... This is absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing, Baitgal! On Thu, 8 Apr 2004, Baitgal wrote: I've been messing with polymer clay for making lures and it's not too expensive plus fun for kids also. Here's some jig head ideas http://www.doctorbee.com/Fishing/fishideas.htm and http://www.polymerclaycentral.com/fishinglures.html for some others and one main site with free plans http://www.polymerlures.com/ The first one I made was a frog of blue back and green belly.....then off the legs I put red embroidery thread to look like trailing blood. What was cool was I put a small piece of foam in it's belly with a small hole to let water in and air out and when I retrieve it, it lets out tiny air bubbles. Haven't tried it out yet tho. |
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