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WATER ARCHIVE

Field Specimens. 01-06

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Translucent silver paddle-tail field specimen

FIELD
SPECIMEN
01-06

HARD
/
SOFT
/
TERMINAL

  1. I
  2. II
  3. III
  4. IV
  5. V
  6. VI

A lure is not chosen by color alone. Read depth, current, cover and light. Then make the cast count.

HARDSOFTTERMINAL
FAISOX Prop Frog archival field specimen
DAIWA Silver Creek Flying Spinner archival field specimen
FAISOX Swin Jig archival field specimen
Ravencraft Pen-Worm archival field specimen
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  2. II
  3. III
  4. IV
I

Break the surface.

Prop frogs and walking baits turn weeds, shade and quiet pockets into a visible strike zone.

FAISOX Prop Frog $8.58
II

Hold the current.

Compact metal and controlled flash stay stable through seams, riffles and fast river water.

Silver Creek Spinner $9.99
III

Find the contour.

Swim jigs track structure with enough pulse to call fish without losing contact with the bottom.

FAISOX Swin Jig $5.99
Purple-silver suspending minnow arranged as an archival field specimen
V

Stay in the window.

A controlled pause keeps the lure where following fish expect it. Twitch, settle, then let the water decide.

View suspending jerkbait

SUSPEND
TWITCH
PAUSE

WATER ARCHIVE / OBJECT STUDY

Built to become signal.

SPECIMEN A / METAL VIB

Flash is geometry.

A faceted body turns every lift and fall into a controlled pulse of reflected light.

View Metal VIB
SPECIMEN B / SPINNERBAIT

Pressure becomes motion.

Twin blades separate flash from vibration, giving stained water a signal fish can track.

View Spinnerbait
SPECIMEN C / FINESSE WORM

Softness holds the pause.

Fine ribs catch the smallest current, keeping a restrained presentation alive between movements.

View Finesse Worm
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C

Preparing 3D specimens

Holographic casting jig arranged on an embossed depth-contour archive card
  1. SURFACE
  2. MID
  3. BOTTOM
VI

Let weight find the contour.

Metal reaches moving water quickly. Count the fall, keep contact and work the edge where light gives way to structure.

FAST WATER
Compact profile
LONG CAST
Dense metal body
DEEP EDGE
Direct bottom contact
View Metal Jig A292

The final connection matters.

Weight, hook angle and profile decide how a lure reaches cover and how naturally it leaves it.

View terminal weights
Weighted shrimp lure and polished teardrop weights arranged on river-stone paper
BOTTOM CONTACTSHRIMP / WEIGHT / HOOK

Built around the strike window.

Every profile in the archive is selected by action, water layer and cover. The result is a tighter box with fewer guesses.

Soft bait material study arranged as an archival field plate
FIELD NOTE / MATERIAL & ACTIONSOFT SPECIMENS 04-06
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  2. V
  3. VI

Field specimens.

Selected profiles from surface to bottom.

Pack lighter.
Fish better.

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