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Thread: customized lunker grubs

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    Took the belly off a white grub and melded it onto a pepper gold and silver flake lunker grub.

    This was what caught those perch and that sandie



    I also took a watermelonseed grub and melded a pumpkin salt n pepper's belly onto the back.

    Was going for a green darner nymph:



    Should be effective for largemouth bass.

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    Nice! So how do you go about joining those two lures together? Do you just cut them in half, melt each end, and join them?

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    Amazing look, I too would like to know your technique. Pure talent, way to think outside of the box.

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    what I do is cut out the back/belly of the grub i wish to alter.

    Then I cut the belly out of a grub and carefully melt both cut ends then quickly press them together. I press them together as they cool.

    Then I carefully melt the jagged areas smooth. If you're careful, you can melt the pieces together and get the colors to blend smoothly.

    it did the trick, I tried the original grub pattern and not even a sculpin pecked at it. Then used the white bellied grub , and got bites.

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    Smokehound,
    Are you using an open flame (lighter or small torch)or a tool (soldering iron, woodburning tool, etc.) to melt the pieces?

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