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I’m sorry, this isn’t a new project. Just forgot to add that.
Here is “THE SPOON” that I did the test with. It is darker than picture, the flash made it look lighter than it was. Forgot how well it looked for the abuse I put it through. If you didn’t get a chance to read the tests I did. go to my blog on spoon making.
Went fishing Sunday afternoon. Cold and windy. My buddy “forced” me to go. Any way, it was a s-l-o-w start, then I caught a little one and then he caught his 1st one of the season (around 5lbs. on a beattle spin. It was 20” long) Mine was 20” 1/2” and was almost 5lbs (on a arkies, crawlin grub) I guess it’s not always about making spoons…
-- The Osage Tree
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Tim Pursell
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posted 264 days ago
Must have been really cold….......... I catch a fish like that & I at least smile. LOL
That spoon looks amazing for all the “torture” you put it thru.
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mmh
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posted 264 days ago
Can you keep them this time of year?
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daltxguy
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posted 264 days ago
Quite an extraordinary wood! Nice fish carvings!
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firecaster
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posted 264 days ago
Fishing is a nice break from wood.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 264 days ago
doesn’t look like any fishing spoon I’ve ever seen before!! :)
great fish. Can’t wait to go fishing again! Come on SPRING
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