Airbrushing a Sunset Jerkbait - Lure Trade with FishMath - Color Blending Techniques from Last Video
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Airbrushing a Sunset Jerkbait - Lure Trade with FishMath - Color Blending Techniques from Last Video.
In this video I'm using some simple blending techniques from the last video. This is a lure trade that I did with Tom from FishMath.net go check out his awesome app for trolling baits.
For the video I used US Art Supply Bright Yellow Opaque, Apple Barrel Sunbeam Yellow and Createx Fluorescent Orange. Detail Smoke Black was used to Highlight the Fins.
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We appreciate all the information and techniques. Thank you sir!
My pleasure! Thanks for Watching!
Love the paint patterns videos! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Bryan, Glad your enjoying them!
Very nice video
When you going to do the lure eyes
Thanks Morgan!
It's coming soon!
Thanks for another great video, what events are you going to attend.
Thank You! I have an Outdoor Sports show to do in May and 2 Local Vendors events In March and April. I'm trying to do 1 to 2 events a month
“best” color for walleye, like most other fish depends on the water color and clarity. There are various lakes that I fish in Canada. You are correct that in heavily tannin stained water red or green/chartreuse seem to work well. The clearer the water the more I shift towards natural colors. I know one guy that swears pink is hands down the best color for the lakes he fishes. We run Flicker Shad at about 7’ , 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 mph usually. We’ve caught over a hundred in a few hours in the right conditions
Thanks for the Info! Looking to get up to the Great Lakes this year and bust some walleyes myself. Thanks for Watching
Would you be interested in doing a lure trade?
I think he still does, he traded with me about 5 to 6 months ago
Yes I would just email me admin@crustycranks.com so we can exchange info
What was that you used to make the stencil out of for the pectoral fin ?
Removable Vinyl cut on the cricut. Thanks for Watching!