Of the over 50 hours of video I've watched so far, this was presented exactly how i needed it to understand...thanks and I just subbed and will look through you vault...
Thanks Edward, man that’s awesome to hear - so glad the video was a help to you (especially after 50 hours of research beforehand!! Wow!)! I hope you enjoy the rest of the channel!
As always, I enjoyed your tutorial. Having twisted up lots of spinners over the years, I’ve found that adding a small solid brass bead between the weight and clevis will act as a bearing which will help the blades spin with less resistance and extend the life of your spinner. Just food for thought. I really enjoy your channel! Keep up the great work!
Man, this is fire! I never knew about your TH-cam. I too, gladly live under a rock. So happy to be part of the family that is your channel! Great content. Love your style Brother.
Very nice!! The spinner has a wide variety of materials that complement each other!! I’ve got a friend that wants to build in-line spinner baits, I’ll sure to pass this along to him!! Awesome video Adam, very informative!!
Sharp looking lure, nice color combo, like the action in the water, great looking build. Adam I make a lot of spinners the tool i use is the Twist- Tech wire former, makes the job so easy. It's a little pricey but well worth the price. As usual another great video !!!
Thanks Robert! I looked at a few fancier units that would do more than barrel twists but most were designed to mount on a work bench (and were more expensive, as you said). Perhaps one day!!
This looks fun, just saved you in my watch later's. The last time I went on a in-line kick I sacrificed a few, and bought a few for larger blades (Salmon Steely sizes), Had to get creative with hook choices and attachments. Need more cowbell!! lol, Merry Christmas.
That looks sweet. I tried tying flys about 35 years ago first time I picked up a Shakespeare fly rod lack of knowledge left me to keep braking the thread it was hilarious.
Outstanding man! Love all the color variance and texture… simply bee-u-tiful! Profile and action in the water was great. 👏🏻 Dig the adventure into som’n new too. So many options in a whole new world here! Definitely wanna see more of this!! What was the overall length of the finished ?bait?
Thanks brother! I’m really loving the process. Great question about total length - I’d have to measure but thinking about 7-8”: line tie to tip of the flashabou.
👍👍 An smallie book I have discusses an older lure called a "cockatousch" (sp?), that is basically what you have done - inline spinner with a tied trailer. I've bent / tied some up for white bass and LMB as well as smallies and struggle a bit with balance, esp sizing the blade to the overall build but they catch fish!. Any pointers welcome. Great work, Adam! Thanks for sharing.
Very cool, I had no idea they had a name other than in-line spinner. You are correct, proportions are key (both for performance and visual appeal). It would be interesting to try this concept with a willow leaf, knowing it’s not going to “spin” like it does on the ball bearing swivel of a spinnerbait but it should rotate in the clevis like a SB front blade. I think it could be a more finesse approach, offering flash with minimal vibration, but who knows!? LOL And that’s what makes it all so much fun, the experimentation! Thanks Rob! I appreciate the dialogue!
@@SDGCustomLurecraft what's old is new again. :) Have a harder time getting willowleafs to play nice on these than IN or CO blades. Maybe I am missing something critical. Can send some photos if you have an email....
I’ve been catching bass with Mepps dressed aglia in-line spinners, for 24 years. My PB (10 lbs), was caught with a size 4 Mepps dressed aglia. I have caught countless bass with size 4, and size 3. In fact, I’ve caught more bass with a Mepps dressed aglia, than with any other lure/bait.
Me ha gustado el vídeo !!! Algo de la vieja escuela pero con un toque al estilo salve de gloria!!! Me ha gustado mucho la herramienta usada para hacer la forma o base de esta arma mortal para lucios y para black bass grande suelen funcionar también. Quizá suene algo mal pero yo personalmente el anzuelo triple de atrás le hubiera montado quizá unas plumas o algún material de color rojo sobretodo por qué el lucio suele sentirse bastante atraído por ese color jejejeje. De todas maneras esto son pequeños trucos míos y sugerencias. Pero la verdad que el del video ya es como decimos aqui en españa la madre de Dios para el lucio jaajjjaj es una expresión como decir es el máximo nivel en su categoría . Me alegro de ver cosas así poco convencionales en tu torno por qué siempre les das un toque especial !!! Ojalá no viviéramos tan lejos te mandaría plumas de gallos de León (puedes buscarlas en Google si quieres enlace te lo mando por privado.)las mejores plumas del planeta tierra como un día dijo un reconocido amigo mío,no debería ser tan difícil mandar un paquete jejejjjee
¡Gracias mi amigo! Buena sugerencia sobre el anzuelo triple, ¡un punto candente habría sido genial! ¡Sí, de hecho, los paquetes sobre los océanos son demasiado difíciles!
Yeah, definitely not the end of the world! I played with another design, splitting the two with a bead between. Seemed to “pick up” a bit faster/better. Thanks man!
They make 2 different types of clevises. The wire that you used & folded. If you use the folded they will spin better. Guaranteed! You'll thank me later. Hahaha. Good luck
Of the over 50 hours of video I've watched so far, this was presented exactly how i needed it to understand...thanks and I just subbed and will look through you vault...
Thanks Edward, man that’s awesome to hear - so glad the video was a help to you (especially after 50 hours of research beforehand!! Wow!)! I hope you enjoy the rest of the channel!
As always, I enjoyed your tutorial. Having twisted up lots of spinners over the years, I’ve found that adding a small solid brass bead between the weight and clevis will act as a bearing which will help the blades spin with less resistance and extend the life of your spinner. Just food for thought. I really enjoy your channel! Keep up the great work!
Thanks Roy! Logging that one for the next build! Appreciate the kind words as well my friend, thanks!
Tandem in-line bucktail.....For Bass!!!!!!!!!!!! Amazing work and way to think out of the box, that will catch 'em for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Dan, I sure hope so! Throw in some wild colors and I’ll bet some wallies make take a swipe too!
That was a cool lure. The action in the water was good. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Robert!
Man, this is fire! I never knew about your TH-cam. I too, gladly live under a rock. So happy to be part of the family that is your channel! Great content. Love your style Brother.
Thanks man, psyched you found me on here!! Funny you say style… I always think I’m a hokey dork! All the same, welcome to the SDG Community my friend!
Very nice!! The spinner has a wide variety of materials that complement each other!! I’ve got a friend that wants to build in-line spinner baits, I’ll sure to pass this along to him!! Awesome video Adam, very informative!!
Thanks James! Glad you liked it and hope your buddy does too!
Great build, Adam. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it Guy, thanks!
Great video as always Adam. Technical tie on this one with the piece parts. Reminds me of articulated streamers with all the steps involved.
Thanks Jeff! Just like eating an elephant, one bite at a time!
Super nice and the colors right on point. Great tool btw.
Thanks ya much!
Nice build. Great swimming action on the long feathers. I also think it would work well with only one blade for a little more subtle action.
Thanks Lee! Most definitely on the blade - smaller and/or a single would be a great way to make it more finesse! Thanks for the feedback my friend!
Sharp looking lure, nice color combo, like the action in the water, great looking build. Adam I make a lot of spinners the tool i use is the Twist- Tech wire former, makes the job so easy. It's a little pricey but well worth the price. As usual another great video !!!
Thanks Robert! I looked at a few fancier units that would do more than barrel twists but most were designed to mount on a work bench (and were more expensive, as you said). Perhaps one day!!
Sieht richtig gut aus,dass schwimmblid sensationell. Grüße aus der Schweiz
Vielen Dank! Schön, dass dir der Aufbau gefallen hat!
I really enjoy your videos and attitude! Great content.
Thanks Julius! Really appreciate the encourage man! Means a ton.
This looks fun, just saved you in my watch later's. The last time I went on a in-line kick I sacrificed a few, and bought a few for larger blades (Salmon Steely sizes), Had to get creative with hook choices and attachments. Need more cowbell!! lol, Merry Christmas.
LOL, indeed! I hope you enjoy it once you have time to watch!
That looks sweet. I tried tying flys about 35 years ago first time I picked up a Shakespeare fly rod lack of knowledge left me to keep braking the thread it was hilarious.
It can be a challenge but also quite rewarding when it comes together! Thx man!
Outstanding man! Love all the color variance and texture… simply bee-u-tiful! Profile and action in the water was great. 👏🏻 Dig the adventure into som’n new too. So many options in a whole new world here! Definitely wanna see more of this!! What was the overall length of the finished ?bait?
Thanks brother! I’m really loving the process. Great question about total length - I’d have to measure but thinking about 7-8”: line tie to tip of the flashabou.
the treble was fantastic, I make inlines and use bought bucktail trebles for some, but none look that good. Fantastic action in the water.
Thanks man! Appreciate you watching and the kind words! 👊👊
Thanks for sharing Adam 👍
Always a pleasure Rich!
Awesome concept bro! Love your stuff!
Thx man!
👍👍 An smallie book I have discusses an older lure called a "cockatousch" (sp?), that is basically what you have done - inline spinner with a tied trailer. I've bent / tied some up for white bass and LMB as well as smallies and struggle a bit with balance, esp sizing the blade to the overall build but they catch fish!. Any pointers welcome. Great work, Adam! Thanks for sharing.
Very cool, I had no idea they had a name other than in-line spinner. You are correct, proportions are key (both for performance and visual appeal). It would be interesting to try this concept with a willow leaf, knowing it’s not going to “spin” like it does on the ball bearing swivel of a spinnerbait but it should rotate in the clevis like a SB front blade. I think it could be a more finesse approach, offering flash with minimal vibration, but who knows!? LOL And that’s what makes it all so much fun, the experimentation! Thanks Rob! I appreciate the dialogue!
@@SDGCustomLurecraft what's old is new again. :)
Have a harder time getting willowleafs to play nice on these than IN or CO blades. Maybe I am missing something critical. Can send some photos if you have an email....
@@robs9349 figured it may be tricky. Photos welcome! sdgcustomlurecraft@gmail.com
Wow beautiful! Love your videos ❤️
Thanks man! Glad you dig it!
Great video! Which vice is this? What vice do you prefer for jig heads, spinners or larger bucktails?
Thanks Dickie! The vice in this video is a Renzetti Traveler Saltwater Edition. It has larger jaws and can hold up to an 8/o hook, NP. Love it!
I’ve been catching bass with Mepps dressed aglia in-line spinners, for 24 years. My PB (10 lbs), was caught with a size 4 Mepps dressed aglia. I have caught countless bass with size 4, and size 3. In fact, I’ve caught more bass with a Mepps dressed aglia, than with any other lure/bait.
Wow, that’s crazy! They’ll eat em! Thanks for watching!
That’s a great tool the vice ones are so expensive 🤙🤙
Very effective and easy on the wallet!
Good job
Thank ya much!!
Can you do as much with this tool compared to the commercial bench wire forming tool?
With some extra effort, yeah. The barrel loops absolutely, R-bends etc... probably, but like I said, a little more effort.
감사합니다 😊
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Me ha gustado el vídeo !!!
Algo de la vieja escuela pero con un toque al estilo salve de gloria!!!
Me ha gustado mucho la herramienta usada para hacer la forma o base de esta arma mortal para lucios y para black bass grande suelen funcionar también.
Quizá suene algo mal pero yo personalmente el anzuelo triple de atrás le hubiera montado quizá unas plumas o algún material de color rojo sobretodo por qué el lucio suele sentirse bastante atraído por ese color jejejeje.
De todas maneras esto son pequeños trucos míos y sugerencias.
Pero la verdad que el del video ya es como decimos aqui en españa la madre de Dios para el lucio jaajjjaj es una expresión como decir es el máximo nivel en su categoría .
Me alegro de ver cosas así poco convencionales en tu torno por qué siempre les das un toque especial !!!
Ojalá no viviéramos tan lejos te mandaría plumas de gallos de León (puedes buscarlas en Google si quieres enlace te lo mando por privado.)las mejores plumas del planeta tierra como un día dijo un reconocido amigo mío,no debería ser tan difícil mandar un paquete jejejjjee
¡Gracias mi amigo! Buena sugerencia sobre el anzuelo triple, ¡un punto candente habría sido genial! ¡Sí, de hecho, los paquetes sobre los océanos son demasiado difíciles!
Where can i find the wire form tool that your using
Barlows Tackle, maybe other places not sure. You can find a direct link to it in the video description!
You should put Gwen in your next video
LOL
I fish musky bucktails and you always have to give them a rip to start the blades
Yeah, definitely not the end of the world! I played with another design, splitting the two with a bead between. Seemed to “pick up” a bit faster/better. Thanks man!
Esse arame ao da para fazer na mão 🖐️ 😅
Sim senhor!
You could catch a redfish with that I bet
I bet so, especially if the colors were a bit louder - really get em fired up!
They make 2 different types of clevises. The wire that you used & folded. If you use the folded they will spin better. Guaranteed! You'll thank me later. Hahaha. Good luck
Appreciate the info, and thanks for watching!
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마음에 드셨다니 다행입니다만, 판매하지는 않습니다. 감사합니다!
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Awesome!
Thanks.
Thanks! Glad you liked the build!
I started making my own spinners because of not finding lures in the mid range size
It’s nice to be able to make what you can’t find! 👊👊