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- A while back the utility company came out and killed all the shrubs, bushes, trees etc. growing along my fence. (Without my permission.) So I decided to use a piece for lure making. I figured the grain structure would be really cool because of the way it had grown all around the chain link fence. I liked how it turned out but whatever type of wood this is turned out to be very hard and dense. Couldn't even put lead in it or the lure would sink. Also I still haven't caught any fish on any of my "video lures" this year. Bass just aren't biting for me. 🤷🏻♂️
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Dude I can binge watch all your videos in one day lol. I don’t have an ounce of artistic creativity in my body, but I want to give this a try.
I believe anyone can be an artist personally. But as far as lure making goes just jump into it. Everybody’s lures aren’t that good at first but you will learn fast especially if you’re watching the TH-cam guys making baits. That’s where I’ve learned most of what I know.
Beautiful bait! Love the torch effect. I believe it looks very natural. Bet you've caught a lot of fish on it. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you
Could Make This One Again This Is Beautiful And Hope You Keep Making These I Just Recently Started fishing then your channel popped up This is Truly A work Of Art And You Are Truly Blessed
Thank you so much. I’m sure I will be making a similar one in the future.
Wow! That sure was beautiful! Great Video. I love how you keep it real and included the elusive "Tree Fish". 😊
Lol it happens to the best of us
limb bream
It beautiful. Good work
That looks PHENOMENAL
Thank you
Great video. I loved the final test of snagging it in a tree on the cast. Now THAT'S real world testing.
Hey I keep it real on my channel lol
@@TreysArt We've all done it.😂
Once again. Good job bro.
This is very inspiring.
That came out killer! That technique with the torch made that thing pop!
I love using the torch. It adds a lot of character but keeps it natural.
Amazing 👍👍👍
Just living dangerously.. nice work
Cool, you even tried it out 👌👍
Beautiful lure !!
Awesome skills !!
Excellent video !!
Thank you 🙏
As usual nice work.
Thank you 😊
Beautiful lure! Also the “Longnose gar….. tree…” killed me. I wish we had gars around me. Always wanted to catch one
They are very abundant where I live. Most people around here hate them but they are my favorite fish.
Amazing 😳
That is very nice work ole buddy 👍
Thank you
Man the effort you put into that I'm sure every cast is a near heart attack hoping you dont lose it .
If feels like that sometimes but after losing a ton of baits you get a little numb to it lol.
@@TreysArt lol I hear ya. I just got into this art . Like literally today I made a gorge hook. Spent 2 hours perfecting it ...20 mins of fishing lots of bites but no fish . Then big bite a snap hahaha first thought was ...looks like another 2 hours. It hurt hahaha
@@TreysArt but also amazing baits man . Hope too be as good as you ine day
Yep that’s kinda sums it up lol it’s a great hobby though. Can be expensive but just be creative with what you have. That makes it more gratifying in my opinion.
@@TreysArt ya it's very relaxing I find . I find a knife can get me anything just takes alot of time . And time is what I have. Happy trails hope too see some new baits from you . Cheers
Beautiful bait.
Thank you.
Elegancko 💪👋😀
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Ótima ideia parabéns pelo seu trabalho meu amigo péscador
Dude... Thanks for your tutorial you've reinspired me to take my hobbie back again... I'll be around.... Hello from San Diego CA
Glad to have given you a spark!
Great video my friend.
Thank you👍🏼
Bravo 👏👏👏
Thank you!!!
Мастер своего дела, молодец! эх мне бы такие руки
Hell yeah I'm 1st lollolol... Btw I'm trying to do this as well as my next lure project 🤤Wood grain seems like ancient lure to me😍
Thank you!!!! And yes I absolutely love finding unique wood grains. Prob going to be doing them more often. Makes for a very classy look I think.
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That right there is awseome craftman ship
Thank you
Cok güzel oldu başarılar
Well done Champion, I subscribed to your channel
Thank you!!!
Have you ever considered making Briar Tobacco Smoking pipe? A very similar process. Many different materials used. Artisans from all over the world.
Never thought about it. I’ll look into now though
😯👍👍👍👍kerenn
Beaultifull
Thank you
Hello, I am an amateur wood carver. Could you please share the measurements and angle degrees you used for the lure? In this way, I can make and test a lure like in the video. Thanks in advance :)
Sorry I don’t have measurements or anyone for this lure. It was just a free hand project. I would go with about a 45 degree for the lip. That should give it a good wobble.
Beautiful bait, great action and wobble in the water. You may nail a lunker on that one. Do you also make bait's to sell ? Thank you, John
I’m working on a new design right now to start selling here soon
How did it track so well with no weight in the belly? Super nice lure for just burnishing it with a torch like that. Very unique and just, well, pretty.
I think it was mainly because of how dense the wood was. The action actually wasn’t perfect but even adding 1 gram to it would have made it sink so I just went without any and it turned out ok.
I've noticed pretty much all American lure makers add lead to the belly. But its only really nessercary if you need to make the lure heavier. Lighter more buoyant lures are perfectly capable of swimming in a straight stable path. Here in Australia traditionally we haven't used lead in the belly routinely.
I like the I wood like to have one
Where do you get your water slide eye decal? They look great!
Thank you. I just looked up fish eyes on google, made the pictures black and grey, then copied them a bunch onto one sheet of paper then printed them.
What would happen if you grab the. Disco ball
Bad things. I would have to have a few beers first.
Actually.. now that I think about it. If I were to grab the disco ball hard enough I could possibly transfer the full rotation to my entire body and the universe may very well implode. Nobody must grab the disco ball.
Really good video, fascinating to watch. I wondered what make/thickness of pen you used to sign the lure ? I've always wanted to make lures, this is making me think about taking the plunge ;0) Tight Lines
You should definitely take the plunge 👍🏼 and the pens I’m using are pigma microns. I normally use the size .005 or .01
many thanks for the pen info. Well done on your creations, they are true works of art :0|)@@TreysArt
🙏 thank you
Hi. What kind of wood do you use? Thanks!!
Normally I use poplar for most things. This video was a piece wisteria I believe.
From a wisteria vine?
Trey possibly
Instead of carving , try holding the lure at an angle on the disc sander.
Not a bad idea.
@@TreysArt Its how I do it and with practice it works well.
@@markrigg6623 I like the idea but there just is something to carving it just feels good
@@LeviVanSluijs That is completely fair enough ! I was doing it my way to speed production when I was selling the lures. I was only sanding the major corners of the profile then carving from there.
Fuckin sick brooo
I like the wood source makes it that much cooler
Thanks. I like finding random interesting wood to make lures out of. Kinda gives them a story.
So cool! Can I ask what glue you used for the twist eyes?
Normally I just use regular super glue. Holds up to pretty much anything that’s gonna bit.
Where do you get your white wood?
The wood I used for this lure was something that was growing on my fence. Most of the time I buy poplar from places like Home Depot
@@TreysArt oops sorry bud I sent this to someone else I thought. But it's obvious you can make a lure out of Nothing. I dig your stuff
Salut ai mâini de aur👍
How can I purchase one?
Right now I only have 3 lures available for sale, they are on my Etsy shop. treysartlures.etsy.com
Do you have drawings on making this
No sorry all of this one was free handed
What size wire for eyelets
I normally use .41 mm
@@TreysArt Thank you very much..!!
@@TreysArt what type: Stainless steel?
Yes definitely go with stainless if you can find it.
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Do you sell these?
Not at the moment. I use to but it takes me too long to make them for what people are usually willing to pay.
@@TreysArt awesome I love your work again lmk if you do decide to make or sell one I’m definitely interested in getting one
I appreciate it. I’ll keep you in mind.
love it but but cant hear you as i am deaf can you please put the cc in your next vido thanks ps i love all the vidos thanks
I actually don’t speak in my videos. I do put captions in every now and then if I want to add some words though.
@@TreysArt thanks mate i get what ya doing love ya lures will try and make won my ? is what wood do ya use in the won you make a mold with i only get pine and balsa
and some red wood hear in austraila thanks mate
I normally use poplar but I started out with pine. Only prob with pine is the grain in the wood is really wide and it’s a bit difficult to carve. I’d stick with the balsa if I were you. But maybe try and find something a little harder if your needing to make a master for molding.
@@TreysArt thanks mate the western red wood we get hear is lite and hard
i have made molds balsa its ezy to carve and it comes in good thickness so i can make the stenciles latter any way thanks keep your vidos coming thay realy help at times thanks mate
bsr . tres tres beau travail 😔😔