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Painting jerkbaits for big trout

I have started to paint jerkbaits for big browns.  Now, I am completely new to this and just diving right in head first.  I purchased a fairly cheap complete airbrush kit from Hobby Lobby, water based acrylic paints, powdered mica pearl pigments, and 2 part epoxy clear coat as recommended by our very own Mr. Billethead.  Thanks Marty!  Been gathering various jerkbait blanks from different suppliers looking for ones I can get to suspend.  I’ve been trying my hand at two different color schemes and feel like I’m starting to get them dialed in.  My ultimate goal is to get a rainbow trout and brown trout pattern dial in but I’m a long ways off from that yet. It has been an enjoyable way to spend what little spare time I have this time of year sucking up some AC and staying out of the heat.

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29 minutes ago, duckydoty said:

Man!  That’s one of the original 3! Sure you want to fish it?  I would!

You know it buddy!  I was fishing a @BilletHead original in the pond the other day too... I figured you didn't bless me with them to sit in a box and look pretty! (although they sure do look pretty :)

Hopefully I can get the pics uploading tonight of that one sore mouthing some trout.  Not gonna lie I may get a bit teary eyed when I break one off though LOL.  

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