Haven't had any time to paint lures for a couple of months. Finally got all the honey do's and projects finished and was able to setup the painting bench again. Here's the first batch of DDRT 2.5's in the process of getting a bluegill pattern on them.

I can't wait to see the finished product!

i was just getting ready to give you a call to make sure you were still with us. good to see you're spraying paint again.

The dr is back

Getting there...


Next step details and eyes.

Very nice bois can't wait to see them finished

well the tape's off the bills so it won't be long now.

I need to spend some time over the winter to figure the gill patterns out, just looks tricky with all the colors sprayed over the scale mask. I been thinking about a ghost gill might have to give it a shot next week.

Bream patterns are the most detailed of all of them. Mostly hand mixed colors in several layers. The fun begins when detailing gill tabs and line spots...very time consuming...but, in the Spring bream pattern baits are worth all the effort

nice fish and an even nicer looking lure. is that a snap i see on the line tie?

Yep...Norman Speed clip...I change baits a lot until I get onto something that works.

Eyes and details done...overnight in the dehydrator to set the paint.



Next step... clean up hook hangers and brush on some clearcoat.

Wow very nicely done

Last step done...hook hangers cleaned and clearcoat applied...spun on a wheel to level the epoxy and then baked to a rock hard finish. Last stop for these bream will be a trip to the lake to make sure they run true .

very nice, I dig the belly pattern!