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    Blue gill how to. ( dial up beware )

    First for a paint list. Base coat white, purple, chart. ,orange, medium bass green, shimmering blue ,shimmering purple , shimmering gold , shimmering blue green , red , black. I used Lacquer paint. It can be bought at taxidermy .com
    The shimmering colors are pearls.
    First a white base coat.


    Next some purple chart. and orange


    Add a few medium bass green stripes shot through a comb then add some green to the back




    Next I add some shimmering blue pearl over the orange. The bottom bait is before the pearl and the top is with the blue pearl. The pearls are hard to catch with a camera.


    Next I add smimmering purple on the shoulders. Right bait is before the pearl left bait is after.


    Next is shimmering gold scales shot through a minnow net. Top bait with scales bottom bait without.


    Next a little shimmering blue green on the back. right bait before, left bait after.


    Then red gills shot over tape. Spray the paint half on the tape and half off.

    A black body dot.

    Almost done. Just add some eyeballs and 2 part urathane clear coat.

    And the last but not least the best photo I have of this color.



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    Re: Blue gill how to. (yellow gambler)

    thats awesome

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (shaggy1081)

    Very nice

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (mercury97)

    Cheaper to keep a kid in tourney fishing than paying attorneys to keep them out of jail !!

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (whoza_daddy)

    Great tutorial, I really like that last pic

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (yellow gambler)

    Great pattern and great tutorial, Gambler.

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (tomsljr)

    Awesome Jason! Anybody else who is interested in submitting a tutorial can you make 2 post, one on the board and one to the cookbook pinned on top of the page and we'll reserve that spot just for the tutorials and save them for reference

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (yellow gambler)

    These tutorials are awesome... Great looking bait..

    Marks Props 317-398-9294, 1850 East 225 South, Shelbyville, Indiana 46176 propellerman59@gmail.com http://www.marksprops.com/index.html

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    Re: Blue gill how to. (21XDC)

    Over at the farm on dial up it was worth the wait Great Job
    JUSTIN LAWSON
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    me likey
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