Stepped Boddied Wagglers In Pearlescent Burgundy

 Hi all,

Sorry these are late Andy. 

I had a small issue with the sun, heat and an idiot leaving them in a plastic bag in the car 

(me)

🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

The paints film had reconstituted, softened, therefore stuck to one another in the plastic bag. Pulling them apart resulted in the paint being ripped off at various locations.

(should of got a picture of that but was more interested in getting them back to normal)

With a little tinkering I was able to bring them back to their former glory.

Two for Andy, two for me.

Andys are the ones with a red band on the base stem.


Materials were brass, walnut and balsa.

Paints used were pearlescent burgundy, cream, fluorescent red, orange and

 glow in the dark yellow.

Threads used were black, scarlet and burgundy.





Andy will be using his at his new local club lake.


I will be using mine here for tench & bream and general coarse species in the deeper parts of this small lake.

Good for a first attempt but a few little improvements will happen with the next batch I make.

Looking forward to some fishy pics Andy.

TTFN




  Peanut. 

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