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Topic: Glass blowing custom lures/jigs?  (Read 12669 times)

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ZeeHawk

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Really neat idea. Would like to see how a 6oz. jig might work out.
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You could encase some tungsten and maintain your "lead free" status. I bet glass would make a wicked rattle if you put some beads inside a cavity of a plug. Going back to x-mas gifts you could put jingle bells in your ornamental lures. Give a rappala style lure a santa hat, beard and jingle bells or a Rudolph red nose and antlers. $$$$$.
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I love these glass lures.  You're really on to something.


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Snowed in, going through old posts and found this one.
Tkc, how has this project worked out for you?