Post by Metal Angler on Aug 16, 2007 20:11:58 GMT -5
Step one: Find a Wine cork have a sniff of it 
Step two: cut it and carve it to your liking its good to keep in mind it will have to fit on what ever size hook your planning on useing .
Trying to make a tapered small version of the wine cork.
*Advise one wine cork makes about 4-5 good sized popper bodys.
Cut the cork directly length wise in half and in half again.
Step 3 tie on the thread to your shank of the hook and place your poppers body on the shank.
Epoxy it on,
step 4 tie on your feathers that you choose i would recomend using marabou feathers because of thier fullness,
step 5 paint it with what ever paint you have model paint works
paint a eye on if you want.
Step six epoxy the head and your threaded area becarefull not to get epoxy to close to the feathers i like to wet them slightly before applying the epoxy.
Step 7 let dry hang it up
Step eight cast it into your favorite bass lake and hang on cause they work deadly.
Heres the final product
Step two: cut it and carve it to your liking its good to keep in mind it will have to fit on what ever size hook your planning on useing .
Trying to make a tapered small version of the wine cork.
*Advise one wine cork makes about 4-5 good sized popper bodys.
Cut the cork directly length wise in half and in half again.
Step 3 tie on the thread to your shank of the hook and place your poppers body on the shank.
Epoxy it on,
step 4 tie on your feathers that you choose i would recomend using marabou feathers because of thier fullness,
step 5 paint it with what ever paint you have model paint works
paint a eye on if you want.
Step six epoxy the head and your threaded area becarefull not to get epoxy to close to the feathers i like to wet them slightly before applying the epoxy.
Step 7 let dry hang it up
Step eight cast it into your favorite bass lake and hang on cause they work deadly.
Heres the final product
