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Greg Vella


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I know what the "C" and the "K" stand for, but what about the "W"?
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This is what I call an "X" in CKW.
Base is a regular three thread Size A base, well burnished.
I then coat with epoxy.
Then I wrapped on Electra Red Gudebrod in a simple "X" , and trimmed with one stand of size E Wine colored nylon (this is the part that almost looks like Trimar).
Coat with epoxy,
then I wrapped 130lb. mono to complete the wrap.
I first tried #70, then #95, then #110, and finally #130, which looked the best of the lot, so I went with it.

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Doug Williams


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nice work Capt. G, and a very interesting pattern

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Terry Goode


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ya Doug, ol G makes some killer stuff. get over on Bloody Decks and just look

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That is different!!! But I like different. Way Cool.

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Somebody told me the "W" stands for "Sams", but I don't see how that could be possible?

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