Floppy fish

**Requires extra materials**
Made and tailored for my dad but he wanted me to share it. Took some of his lures and chose to model it off a bluegill. It sinks and I added bb cavity.

He said it works and has caught some fish on it. Added BB's 1 or 2 tiny ones make a lot of noise for the size.

Update: Played around and discovered if I added a hole between the eyes the fish dive a bit deeper and wiggle more before going back up. Added picture.

Materials
Glue - I use weldon 4, superglue will work too
Steel Rod cutter, dremel ,etc
Steel Rod 1/8 diameter, M3 20mm zinc screw and lob off the head
Screw eyes #216 I use the top picture for the V joint. It allows a lot of flip flop action

Epoxy, acetone, and patience. I use 5 min epoxy. Epoxy the head in the morning and tail in the evening. And put my brush in nail polish remover to save my brush.

I paint all parts separately, glue the head together, add all the screws -- epoxy. Assemble with the tail then epoxy the tail.