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Hughes
Custom Painted Baits & Lures
CUSTOM
PAINTED CRANKBAITS
Do you have a favorite color they
don't make anymore? We provide the fishermen a unique opportunity to design custom paint schemes on any style of hard bodied lure. We also offer our custom paint schemes that are proven tournament winning colors. We have painted lures for many of today's top B.A.S.S. pros and have been featured in Bass Fishing Magazine (FLW, Operation Bass, Everstart Feb. 2000), Bassmaster magazine (Oct. 1998), Field and Stream (August 2002), Fishing Tackle Retailer (April 2002), The Navigator (Dec. 2001), and The Central ProAm's Fishing Magazine (Dec. 2001), plus many other national publications as well as television (Bill Saiff's Rod & Reel, and Goin' Fishin' with Rick Dykstra). Our paint schemes have won in excess of a 2 million dollars in tournament winnings that we know of.
Don't be fooled by some claiming
to be a lure painter when it's really just a hobby for them. Ask them
how long they have been in business and if it is their full time job. This is all
we do, and believe me when I say, it's a full time job. Some of our competitors are not
only trying to copy our colors, now they are copying our web site design
even down to the exact wording. That just shows how much creativity they
have. Some are a little cheaper than us but, remember the old rule of
thumb, "You get what you pay for." Even the large manufacturers are trying to copy our colors . Come inside and see what we have to offer.
Check out Tim Horton's NEW
Switchback Shad Custom Crankbaits
After 2 years of R & D, Bass Pro Shops
and I have developed an eight segment hard bodied swimbait that has
incredible S swimming motion and unmatched flexibility.
Click here for video
Bass Pro Shops and I have also
developed a topwater lure called the Double Take. This lure combines a
3-1/2'' floating topwater bait trailed by a 2-1/2'' rattling, slow-sink,
shad-style bait. You feed your line thru a small tube that runs thru the first bait and tie you line
to the second bait. You simply reel the lure slowly on the surface. If
you get a fish to blow up on it and he doesn't get it, extend your arms
out to give slack in the line, and the back bait drops off and sinks
slowly. They usually get the sinking bait every time.
Bass Pro Shops and I have been hard at it again. We have
developed a new style spoon. It called the Shad Chopper. This spoon is
equipped with 2 willow leaf blades that fold down against the spoon when
jerked up, and expand out when the spoon falls. This causes the spoon to
helicopter down looking like 3 shad instead of just 1 spoon. Check it
out.
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