Here are a couple of smaller jerks i made for a customer, nothing new, tried and tested shapes but very nice if i do say myself.

1 large slowsink 1 large fastsink
1 small slowsink 1 small fastsink

I sent one of my new bream swim baits out to deepest darkest Manchester to Mr Bob Bibby. Well apart from a few modifications we are both in agreement that the lure is something special. Here's a few pictures from Bob's first outing, if i can leave the bream fishing alone i may even get a few myself.

A jerk/pull bait made from cherry, 6 inches long. Great action on either attachment point.

I recently attempted a few repaints a mans stretch 30+ and a Squirely Burt. The burt i drilled and added lead as it was a unweighted version and i find them far too bouyant. I filled the lead holes with milliput and gave it a coat of epoxy before painting. I have tested it and it works great now.

The mans was just a simple strip down and repaint, i think the colours are really good though.

I had a night/morning session this weekend and these beauties were my reward, Method feeder over  60 balls of groundbait did the trick this time.

Bob Bibby has been doing the business again with the Rat tail, here are some photos of a Jack that could not resist

I have been busy tweaking my bream swimbait. Version 2 is smaller and has a tighter action. I have had a few chucks and it does look nice, lets hope the pike like it, realistic looks and action does not always guarantee success. On another note, i managed a small jack on my swimming dog the other night which really nailed the noisy bastard.