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captken
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Gotcha variant anybody can make.

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All you need is a .45 case, 3/8" reinforced vinyl tubing, 4/0 jig hook and a 3/16" drill bit. One buckshot pellet or large split shot. The shot rattles and makes this a noisy lure.


I give up. Wish I could add a couple of images.[img][img]http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff28 ... tyfive.jpg[/img]


[img][img]http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff28 ... yfive2.jpg[/img][/img]

Ths buckshot goes inside the case first. The lure looks and works better with Nickle plated cases.

.357 and .44 Mag and .45 Colt Long make nice lures too.

Take a case or two along with you to the hardware store when looking for tubing. You can also use ski rope.

You need to add a split ring or large snap to the hook eye to keep the lure together. Ths buckshot will fall out if you don't and the edge of the drilled hole could fray your line.

Thanks for the support on how to upload photos. I'll do it a lot easider next time. I couldn't find a way to contact admin for support.
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keep trying to post pictures - sounds interesting :lol:
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ok ull need a tooth pick a gum wrapper and an orange peel......we can call it the magyver gotcha :D :D

lol......take the host url of the picture

say its......http://www.photobucket.com/img/1000284948.....

then take these....Image..... an put it between them

an it will look like this.....Image

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Rick, were yours .223's
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captken
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I didn't look far enough.

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I found photo posting instructions in the stickey posts above. Sorry I had to ask for help when I should have found it myself. Different sites have different ways of posting photos. I am not too computer literate so it always takes me a while on a different site.

I added the photos to my original post rather than inserting them further down the thread.

I add tips and pics real often on my old web site bigbendsportsman.com
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hey Anthony: Yes they were 223's - a fine caliber to kill mackeral. :wink:
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stormrunner wrote:hey Anthony: Yes they were 223's - a fine caliber to kill mackeral. :wink:

....lol I have proven that point repeatedly, up untill all you handed me that day were given back to the Mackeral gods....I wanna be in the workshop when you make the next batch :)

Just found out my neighbor is a gun nut....( all legal and locked up pretty well with TL's and a locked safe) ...BUT there will be a surplus of .223 shells should I need a few :) for us non LE types, that is a rare find.


Capt Ken, how well do they swim? they look pretty easy to make !
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