Tim Earick crankbaits

In the crankbait shop with Tim Earick of Kingston TN. Tim builds the "Dinkey Donker", one of the best custom crankbaits made.

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Sports

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• Tim Earick
• Dinkey Donker
• Kingston TN
• Watts Bar Lake
• flat side crankbait
• homemade crankbaits

[dancampbell357]

Hey, I wrote Tim and asked him a few questions, the guy was first class all the way.

I boughts three of his lures, very nice crankbait.

Dan

[probraid]

@dancampbell357 Thanks Dan, stay tuned for an updated video on Tim's crankbaits in the next few weeks. We will have some on the water footage and some more stuff from in the shop.

[jdricoetn]

Nice video! I'm in Knoxville and would like to know about buying some of the medium divers painted and unpainted. I airbrush my own lures, too. Keep up the good work!

[probraid]

Give Tim a call at 865-617-7671.

Thanks

[FishingTheBackwoods]

Hey what's in that jar you dip your crankbait in

[skinnywatermuskie]

your tenn. shad pattern rocks

[hairymulletjr]

do you tie your line to your bib our the body

[aholekhb]

Great video. Those are some good looking baits..

[Beefer413]

You can buy lures with no paint at online at bustin bass baits

[1278jake]

Great video guys. I've bought Tim's lures in the past and I highly recommend them. They're unique and none of your buddies will have one.

[vasterhaninge]

Could you tell me what kind of material you are using.. kinda hard to know what everything is called here in Sweden :)

Oh and what kind of wood are you using? Ceder? or Maple?

[MrThercguy]

hey tim i am new to making my own fishing lures and i am wondering how you make the body of the lures



[dancampbell357]

Thank you, I would love to see more video, I am a big fan of Tim's rootbeer color, almost to nice to throw in the water.

Dan