Making some new plugs and waiting for springhttp://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...id=20609&stc=1
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Making some new plugs and waiting for springhttp://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...id=20609&stc=1
Beautiful work man! Love those eyes.
Dude that squid is killer, all on the lathe?
Wonder if this is the guy behind Buzzards Bay? The work looks very familiar I have seen this style somewhere but I just don't remember exactly. .Anyhow, very nice plugs thanks for sharing and welcome.
Sweet!
thanks for sharing. That's a nice touch with the eyes, many of the lures I have seen lately the guys are using stick-on eyes.
Welcome aage! very nice!
pretty work.
Back part is hand carved,front a couple of band saw cutsQuote:
Originally Posted by rockhopper
Yup,Buzzard Wood Plugs Aage Bjerring Thanks they work good catch a lot of fish nice actionQuote:
Originally Posted by nitestrikes
Yes,is this Steve,if so I do your Berkeley Show.Thanks for always being helpful.Quote:
Originally Posted by nitestrikes
No I don't think we are the same guy. I have been to Berkeley once, mostly fish Long Island and out east. Nice to see you posting here though. beautiful work. Will you be at any LI shows this spring?
Very talented thanks for posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by aage
X2, looking good.
High Night,will be doing Melville Ward and PatchouliQuote:
Originally Posted by nitestrikes
Thanks nice to be hereQuote:
Originally Posted by fishinmission78
love those plugs. They look pretty sturdy. what kind of wood are you using to make them?
I have seen that squid plug on SOL,,very cool design I must say.
nice job aage.
I am in the process of building well,sealing what I am going to paint up.
they are built already with some hanging up for a long dry with one still soaking in the sealer now,taking it out tonight to hang up.
only making 8 this winter and have 2 left to shape.
here are 2 of what I have hanging up drying.
2 fat hound dogs for the windy days.
this design casts very well in windy conditions.
http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...id=20613&stc=1
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Love slinging wood. They become old friends eventually
indeed they do,kinda like an old girlfriend that you never forget or maybe like a good wife that you have been married to for a long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonthepain
wood has ben my thing since 1978
always loved slinging wood ever since.
http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...id=20615&stc=1
2 more that are now up for a long dry.
:bucktooth:
Hey Aage, how ya been?
Sorry I didn't introduce myself yet. I remember meeting you at a few of the Spring shows. Your work is beautiful and unique.
Look forward to running into you again.
Wishing you the best of health.
Rich
:HappyWave:
wow you have a way with words, man. You took a piece of wood and transferred it into an experience!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rip-Plugger
I have been told that many times.Quote:
Originally Posted by surferman
who doesn't like a piece of wood that wiggles like a naked hulagirl on a hot skillet?
I know I do.
Nice work gents.
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wow I really like those plugs that you posted. Nice colors, is this a new venture DS? :HappyWave:
Yeah he's becoming Martha Stewart:upck:Quote:
Originally Posted by cowherder
Yo dark, what are the weights on each one? How do they swim?:plastered:
DarkStewart!
Dont forget Dark portojon. I think he created a new cottage industry. The cheapest of the budget hotel chains.
Attachment 20731
Some of my previous work.
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That looks like the larger version of the mag darter. I was wondering how much it weighs? very nice work by the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by aage