Good job with your video and explanation. I recently purchased a Twistech and a Hagen's wire bender, both of which are much more expensive tools that perform the same function, but with larger wire up to .051 wire. I had forgotten about this very cool low-cost tool. It is a very good deal and and excellent starter tool for those wishing to make spinners without spending much money. (most fisherman) I also bought the booklet, which I agree is invaluable for beginners. My Twistech tackle maker (Magnum version) cost about $150. My Hagen's wire bender cost about $200. At about $30, Jan's Tack-l-tool is a no-brainer. I wish I had one about 60 years ago when I was a youngster. :-)
the first fish i ever caught was a 3 pound large mouth when i was 4 years old and caught it on a yellow with black spots rooster tail with yellow and black feather type hook back in 1975, and now after all these years i haven`t touched one of these spinner baits since then, i tried to find some like the one i had back then and i cant find one, i still have the original one from when i was 4 yrs old and i take it with me to bass pro or other stores, , maybe it`s time i start making my own, also it seems to me i caught more fish with these lures than anything else (other than minnows when i was lazy), thanks for the video sir
Oh, wow! I didn't know they had a kit. This might be just what I need. I've been using jewelry pliers. They work well, but something like this would open up all new possibilities.
I bought this watching your videos. I did not get the book you say it makes quite a bit of different lures can you make more videos of different lures that he can make?
Shouldn't the hook end be barrel wrapped too. I know it might take a big fish, but a straight wire can be pulled in a straight line. I envision fish pulling that end out while swimming away with hook in mouth and beads floating to bottom.
Never seen one yet that has been pulled loose by a fish. Remember the hook is supported by the wire going to the loop at the other end, and held by the wire fed through the lure body. I seriously doubt two strong adults (you & a friend), several hundred pounds, could pull that hook loose. Hell, the hook would probably break first.
Perhaps this tool could be more useful if the diameter of the hooked rod was a lesser diameter. Then on could make smaller loops for smaller inline spinners. I like smaller loops for all of my inline spinners...also shorter inline spinners in general so long as the blades spin completely freely.
I use the Worth Tackle Wire Forming Tool to make smaller lures. It's capable of making even very small (Panther-Martin size) in-line spinners for trout and similar. By the way, I also use the Jann's Netcraft (jannsnetcraft.com) book "Tackle Tricks with Wire," which works with this Worth tool as well.
Not yet. they sell the Hagens Professional Heavy Duty Wire Former but it's $170. and will only go up to .041. You have to buy the Heavy Wire Adapter Adapter Kit for $40.75 to go to .051.
The tool will only go up to .031" Depending on the size of fish your going after, I use a .029 to .031 most of the time. I wouldn't go any smaller unless you are making ultra light tackle.
I guess it would help make the loops on the ends. I'm not really sure. I've never made an Alabama rig. Where I live you can only have one hook on the rig, so I don't bother.
@@mariaalves5794 Infelizmente, a ferramenta Tack-l está disponível apenas no netcraft de Jann. Este link deve levá-lo ao site. www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx Você terá que usar um conversor de moeda como www1.oanda.com/currency/converter/ para descobrir quanto custará em sua moeda. Você pode verificar na alfândega de seu país se precisa pagar uma taxa sobre o item.
Probably .024" in the video. I use .024 to .031 depending on the size fish I will be going after. The tool will only handle up to .031". I do go higher for large fish and use pliers.
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Good job with your video and explanation.
I recently purchased a Twistech and a Hagen's wire bender, both of which are much more expensive tools that perform the same function, but with larger wire up to .051 wire.
I had forgotten about this very cool low-cost tool. It is a very good deal and and excellent starter tool for those wishing to make spinners without spending much money. (most fisherman) I also bought the booklet, which I agree is invaluable for beginners. My Twistech tackle maker (Magnum version) cost about $150. My Hagen's wire bender cost about $200. At about $30, Jan's Tack-l-tool is a no-brainer. I wish I had one about 60 years ago when I was a youngster. :-)
Thanks. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
I still have my dads one that he got back in the mid 70’s.
It’s still working good .
Thanks for the video.
the first fish i ever caught was a 3 pound large mouth when i was 4 years old and caught it on a yellow with black spots rooster tail with yellow and black feather type hook back in 1975, and now after all these years i haven`t touched one of these spinner baits since then, i tried to find some like the one i had back then and i cant find one, i still have the original one from when i was 4 yrs old and i take it with me to bass pro or other stores, , maybe it`s time i start making my own, also it seems to me i caught more fish with these lures than anything else (other than minnows when i was lazy), thanks for the video sir
Oh, wow! I didn't know they had a kit. This might be just what I need. I've been using jewelry pliers. They work well, but something like this would open up all new possibilities.
Well done video and explanation. Thank you.
Thanks for the video of this tool.Saves me about 60 bux and does the same job.
Glad it helped.
Thanks for sharing the video, just got mine today and testing the waters.
I just ordered one yesterday.
Thanks for the info video.
I hope you like it.
Just bought one can’t wait to try it…
Hope you enjoy it!
Simplest one I’ve seen. Thanks
That one Rig not only Ice fishing I use them on my pole with two of them for Crappie here in Florida .
Thanks .you share your talent..
I use my right hand for things like that also, but I'm right handed.. I'm definitely going to buy one of those kits... Cool video.!
I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
After making a couple dozen lures my round jewelry pliers were totally shot. bought one of these.
I hope you enjoy it. I've had no problems with Mine.
Thanks information
Good
I bought this watching your videos. I did not get the book you say it makes quite a bit of different lures can you make more videos of different lures that he can make?
I might make one or two this winter.
I have another video on the Tack-L-Tool here.
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Good video
They mustn't make these anymore checked a few months ago and they are out of stock checked again today still nothing 😔
That sucks! I hope it's just a supply Issue. Every body’s having those now.
They have them in stock now if you didn't see already!
Sabe me.dizer se consigo este livro em arquivo pdf ?
Shouldn't the hook end be barrel wrapped too. I know it might take a big fish, but a straight wire can be pulled in a straight line. I envision fish pulling that end out while swimming away with hook in mouth and beads floating to bottom.
I put a dab of super glue on the front of the body. that's enough to keep a fish from pulling it out.
Never seen one yet that has been pulled loose by a fish. Remember the hook is supported by the wire going to the loop at the other end, and held by the wire fed through the lure body. I seriously doubt two strong adults (you & a friend), several hundred pounds, could pull that hook loose. Hell, the hook would probably break first.
Excellent videoAt 1.27 you mentioned something called a hook Lear for live bait, Did I pronounce that right?
What was the name of that rig you showed at 1.27 of this video
Yes, that is correct. You can order one already made at www.jannsnetcraft.com/310333
Thanks for watching.
@@timgrant6939 Thank you
Perhaps this tool could be more useful if the diameter of the hooked rod was a lesser diameter. Then on could make smaller loops for smaller inline spinners. I like smaller loops for all of my inline spinners...also shorter inline spinners in general so long as the blades spin completely freely.
I agree. I would love to see them make a smaller diameter tool.
I was thinking the same thing
Can I use this tool to make wire snelled hooks we use for anchovies/herring in salmon trolling. Thanks
Do you know the lead weight they use on mepps flying c for the 7/8 ounce lure trying to get my lure to same weight or as close to the flying c weight
And where can I buy them thanks
Sorry, I don't know. You can go to www.mepps.com/products/
and at the bottom of the page you can contact them.
how much does it cost to send it to Canada
You would have to check with Janns netcraft. Customerservice@jannsnetcraft.com or call 1-419-868-8288. I have no affiliation with this company.
This is great for making big lures , I need a smaller I on mine I make smaller lures I fish fro the bank.
I use the Worth Tackle Wire Forming Tool to make smaller lures. It's capable of making even very small (Panther-Martin size) in-line spinners for trout and similar. By the way, I also use the Jann's Netcraft (jannsnetcraft.com) book "Tackle Tricks with Wire," which works with this Worth tool as well.
It is now 2021; Do you know if they have made a new tool that will handle .051 or 062 wire for making Bucktails ?
Not yet. they sell the Hagens Professional Heavy Duty Wire Former but it's $170. and will only go up to .041. You have to buy the Heavy Wire Adapter Adapter Kit for $40.75 to go to .051.
I live in Australia we can not buy a tackle tool can you hook me up where you got yours thank you
it is only available at www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx
Thank you for the video, can it handle 0.035 wire?
The Tack-l-tool is only rated to .031.
We know what it is rated. Will Ben d larger cable or not
What wire diameter do you recommend for that type of lure?
The tool will only go up to .031" Depending on the size of fish your going after, I use a .029 to .031 most of the time.
I wouldn't go any smaller unless you are making ultra light tackle.
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a wire diameter of .031 is enough for Tuna?
No. I only fish fresh water fish so I don't know what you would need. But .031 is definitely not large enough for tuna.
Hola soy de argentina donde lo puedo comprar grasia
El único lugar donde puedes comprar este artículo es
www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx
Would this work on .035 diameter wire?
The tool is only rated to .031
anything in the book about forming spinnerbait wire?
no it does not. "The Little Blue Bender" is a great tool for that.
How much
$34.99 @ www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx
Is this unit good for making Alabama rig / Umbrella Rigs?
I guess it would help make the loops on the ends.
I'm not really sure. I've never made an Alabama rig. Where I live you can only have one hook on the rig, so I don't bother.
Oi eu sou do Brasil como é que eu faço para adquirir essa maquininha
Tienes que pedirlo a www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx
@@timgrant6939 não sei como fazer esse pedido não sei qual o valor se você puder me explicar e mandar em português por favor quem sabe não
@@mariaalves5794 Infelizmente, a ferramenta Tack-l está disponível apenas no netcraft de Jann.
Este link deve levá-lo ao site. www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx
Você terá que usar um conversor de moeda como www1.oanda.com/currency/converter/ para descobrir quanto custará em sua moeda. Você pode verificar na alfândega de seu país se precisa pagar uma taxa sobre o item.
Una pregunta donde lo puedo comprar en que tienda
Sólo está disponible en www.jannsnetcraft.com
How much you're tools
Can I order that'...
You can only buy this tool at. www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/041571000006.aspx
What size wire did you use in the video
Probably .024" in the video. I use .024 to .031 depending on the size fish I will be going after. The tool will only handle up to .031". I do go higher for large fish and use pliers.
how do i get this item?
www.jannsnetcraft.com/wire-forming-tools/ This is the only place to get this item.
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Poor skipping over making the loop.
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The lure you made is not very practical. So make mpone wk der is it you or the tool.
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Nice tool... but you talk way to much... suggest to be simple.
Don't be a troll