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The Epoxy Miracle


A scaled down epoxy baitfish imitation suitable for lighter rods



By Kasper Mühlbach and Martin Joergensen

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Au naturel
Au naturel
Dark Epoxy Miracle
Dark Epoxy Miracle
Epoxy Miracle
Epoxy Miracle
I only have eyes for you
I only have eyes for you
Light Epoxy Miracle
Light Epoxy Miracle
Light green Miracle
Light green Miracle
Right there
Right there
Small fish, big fly
Small fish, big fly
Step 1 - start
Step 1 - start
Step 10 - gills
Step 10 - gills
Step 11 - eyes
Step 11 - eyes
Step 12 - ready for epoxy
Step 12 - ready for epoxy
Step 2 - upside down
Step 2 - upside down
Step 3 - belly
Step 3 - belly
Step 4 - upright again
Step 4 - upright again
Step 5 - tease
Step 5 - tease
Step 6 - underwing
Step 6 - underwing
Step 7 - chartreuse
Step 7 - chartreuse
Step 8 - olive
Step 8 - olive
Step 9 - flash sides
Step 9 - flash sides
Variations
Variations

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B

 
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