Echo creations.

Thanks Kris.

Your one still needs the bib glued. Haven't forgotten mate will have it to you soon.

Cheers,

Danny.

Here's some more Jinjulu ready for bigger trout and small natives later in the year.

Cheers,

Danny.

All great but love hat rainbow trout Clap

horrorhead wrote:

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All great but love that rainbow trout Clap

Nice danny. Cant wait to see it. Cheers mate

Thanks for the feedback Martin.

No worries Kris I'll let you know.

Cheers,

Danny.

Fantastic as always Danny. Thanks for posting.

Awesome looking lures Danny! Clap

Thanks Ces and Tony, really appreciate it.

Cheers,

Danny.

Fellas here's some ultra deep baby Merrits ready for Jindabyne.

Cheers,

Danny.

Do you still have my address they look like they need a holiday in Queensland

Graeme unfortunately these ones will be holidaying 10m down against the Jindy substratum. They'll get to see the old submerged town before being eaten by a cranky brown trout

Cheers,

Danny.

Love that green colour, and the small white dots from the lace pattern really accentuates that colour.

Thanks Martin, hopefully the trout like it too.

Cheers,

Danny.

I took these Jindy Eurabbies to Jindabyne during the week. Got some photos of them the morning we left before they saw action. I was really happy with how they fished when casting and trolling, and with the browns they caught. Will certainly think about making some more in the future.

Cheers,

Danny.

Wow, check them out. They are little rippers Danny.

Great looking lures, I like that ribbing in lures - gives more "disturbance" underwater Clap

What is the length Danny the bulging eyes look great on them

Thanks Dan, Martin and John.

John they are 42mm. Each one is quite different from the last. A couple are bulkier and there are different bib shapes and angles. I wanted to see which ones trolled and which ones retrieved the best. At this stage I can't quite tell, plus I didn't swim all of them. Have so many ideas for micro trout lures but absolutely no time to make a single one. I'll be in sight of retiring in 35 years so maybe then I can knock out a few thousand.

Cheers,

Danny.

Don't think I can wait that long

Get back in line graeme :)

Very cute danny.

Thanks Nicho.

Me neither Graeme. Drew up 3 new micro designs last night. Can't help myself, will have to make them. Need to get Evie onto the scroll saw as soon as she's got signs of dexterity.

Cheers,

Danny.

Orange and brown looks tops Thumbs Up

Danny do you need weights in them to sink them more?

Cheers'

Dave

Nicho wrote:

Get back in line graeme :)

Very cute danny.

Just can't help myself Nicho particularly when I have such excellent taste in lures

Hi Dave. No I don't have weights in them. I like the bouyancy for both casting and trolling, as I can back it up over rocks and timber when it starts hitting. I'm running it on the inside rod in low light quite close to the bank in <2m of water. Same with the Nawa and Kopi. They've been deadly on bigger resident brown trout as well as rainbows rounding rocky points.

Graeme I want to try and make an even smaller one for streams. Maybe 25-30mm for ultra light trout fishing. Don't know if they'd get the attention of a Glenlyon cod.

Cheers,

Danny.

Never underestimate what what size Lure a cod will take sometime they just want a snack have caught a seventy pound cod on a mini dam Buster
Cheers Graeme

Hi Graeme.

Nice work, that's an incredible fish. Yes you certainly don't have to sell how effective small lures are to me. They're pretty much all I want to make and fish these days.

Cheers,

Danny.

I agree small is best

Here is the final look I've gone for. These ones went to some wonderful LL folk. Happy with the alterations to the card, and this is the way they shall be sent out to members and friends from now on.

Cheers,

Danny.

Good colors mate all blends well into pic...nicely

They look great on that card - it really pops the colours Clap

Nice backing cards and not too bad those lures too Wink

Dave

Perfect mate, looks really good

Very old school with the low contrast seipia tone landscape , cursive lure name and logo. The crisp white boarder brings it to 2017

Well done

I have been struggling with packaging myself I know what appeals to me and I think I have a eye for what is appealing and have studied what others have done,,,

,,,Just not much of an idea how to get there.

Coming up with something original that dose not upstage, clash, blend, gaudy or Hambone your product and gives people an idea who you are. Is something I have not found easy.

They look very choice Danny