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Old 05-03-2012, 12:25 AM
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I have an opportunity to buy 3" 1/2 oz. floating Rat-L-Traps in bulk. I'm talkin' 500 blanks. Before I commit, are there any of you guys that would be interested in custom-painted Rats @ $4 each? Because of shipping charges, there will be a 5 lure minimum. I can ship 5 as cheap as 1. I will paint them in any pattern you want.....or, try my best to do so. PM me if interested so I can get some idea of numbers.
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Old 05-03-2012, 01:34 AM
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I love me some ratltraps but never used the floaters.
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I love me some ratltraps but never used the floaters.
IMO, floaters give you more options. You can fish 'em really skinny alot easier than a sinker. Same noise.
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IMO, floaters give you more options. You can fish 'em really skinny alot easier than a sinker. Same noise.
How deep do they run?
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Im interested... How deep they run?? I've heard good things In saltwater with rattles
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Depends on the size (weight), rod position and the speed of retreive. I would say about 4' with a 1/2 oz. Trap and a normal retreive. Catching redfish on these things is what got me hooked on saltwater fishing.
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I was just at Academy and the rattle traps were $4.09, so sounds like a great deal for some hand painted stuff.
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I was just at Academy and the rattle traps were $4.09, so sounds like a great deal for some hand painted stuff.
I don't do this for a living. If the time that I spend on these lures was worth anything at all.....my family would be on Welfare. I love creating patterns (some by accident) and seeing the finished product. It's all about offering you guys a quality custom-painted lure at a very reasonable price. If I happen to recoup the money it cost me...that is payment enough. Like my wife says, "Time ain't nothin' to a turtle."


This $4 price includes any tri-color pattern you can dream up. Now, the detailed stuff like the gills, punkinseeds, croaker, trout and threadfin, etc......that's bordering on too much sugar for a dime.
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Salty, If you do it, I will take 10 painted like a pogie as best you can. Thinking maybe Black back, pearl body, with chartreuse belly and a big 'ole spot on the tail.

The floating traps can be 'slow rolled' over oysters and shell and a flounder cannot stand them either - and yes, they definitely call in the reds. If they float up too quick, just add a bigger tail hook.
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do you do metallic colors? Like gold and silver?
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can you make this color?
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do you do metallic colors? Like gold and silver?
I do gold and silver but they're not metallic. Metallic paints do not shoot very good through an airbrush unless you use a super large tip and needle. Then, you lose it's fine detailing capabilities.
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can you make this color?
What color is that, Brucie?
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Here's some of 'em..........
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Left top side shad one is on point!
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Foiled.
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Even better!!!!!!
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Even better!!!!!!
These are all sold, but, there's more where they came from.
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Like the eyes!
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