I do like your format. I keep my 3 X 5 card index handy to write down your formulas! On the fluke colors at the end of the video... I will reverse those colors (all glitter on top). Love the way you give us new ideas to use.
Keep this series going, awesome content. That leech color was on point and then the "disco" fluke... Probably gonna copy cat some of those. Thanks for what you do
Thanks Harold! Have at it man, I hope they catch you a boat load! Another sub recommended flipping the fluke colors with the Cerise on the bottom - that would be pretty sweet as well!
Adam, great presentation not only with the bait making process but the transition between topics and the music was spot on 🎶. Keep on doing it-Great info
Just re-watching this again because I grabbed Tim's Cola in my latest order from Lureworks. I might visit that Orange / /Tim's Cola laminate you did. I have an idea for a good Molted Craw color now after seeing that....hmmmm It's got me thinking now. LOVE these color demo resource videos!
Indeed! Dirty Orange I’ve used since then, Tim’s Cola I have not, but only because I haven’t found the perfect application yet! A brighter orange or some extra red may have helped differentiate the two sides better as they were close once laminated, but some sweet options to be sure! 🤙
The color demo is a killer series, great format!!That Rocket Grub is a sweet bait!! All the colors were awesome, the laminated ones are hard to beat!! Thanks Adam, looking forward to #3 in the series!! You do have the best tunes on the internet, dig ‘em!!
Thanks James - high praise indeed 👊👊. Love how this is all coming together - seems to be a help to many, and the addition of a little surprise mold/dealer's choice at the end makes it all the more fun! Thanks again for watching and for the feedback!
I don’t like the translucent pink as well but I’d like to see the cola with some red swirl and red glitter. I’d also like to see a swim bait that is clear with silver and black medium flakes and also clear with big silver black blue flakes.
I think that cola color could potentially make a good motor oil base. Maybe you can play around with it and see if the chartreuse would make it change to the right shade of red/brown.
Ya,, like Gary B said 👇👇,, ( i'd have to go look ) but i'm pretty sure the 2 color flukes i have have a no flake belly and flakey lateral up flakey,,,,,,, still luv todays goodies,, 👊👌 as usual NICE WORK ❤
The cola translucent if it had a hint of brown and some gold glitter it would look similar to Rayburn craw from strike king and the double drop count looks like cherry seed
Genial todos los colores aunque el molde ese que parece una lengua guaau pescara de lo lindo amigo deberías probar watermelon con glitter morado y naranja buena combinación para tus aguas junto con una chaterbait....destructivo!!!
The reason it changed to an orange it is is cause the lighting. I have a awesome crawl color I bought where it turns green in the shade and orange in light.
I used to use a kaline’s what they called a 4” “Weenie Worm. One color I used was split down the middle half chartreuse and half electric grape. And the other color was called ice. It is where I got the idea of clear with the big black, Blue, and silver glitter. I don’t know how many fish these accounted for I would either Texas rig them or use them on a spinning rod with a glass bead as the weight to cast it.
What you were doing remind me of my mom mixing pai t do do painting and she would say if you get a new manufacturer for a color you never new how it would mix or co.e out so never use it until you experiment with it first.
