Cleaning Rusty Fishing Lures | Out For A Cast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- This is not a tutorial, please follow manufacturer guidelines when using the product in this video.
Also although I have not experienced it, be aware that the product might cause yellowing or have other effects, depending on the particular manufacturing process of different lures.
Thanks, useful tip.
Looking forward to your vids again this year. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you, will definitely upload more,also if it manage to get into one of the hard drives then that failed, there’s an awesome session on poppers that I’m sure you’ll enjoy! 👍
Great advice , thanks
Let me know how it goes if you’re trying! 👍
Great video mate. Amazing results
Thank you, appreciate it! 👍
My buddy gave me some rusty spoons. He was gonna throw out. I took 30 seconds and put some different colored nail polish on them and sharpened the hooks. Fifth cast today I caught a 2 1/2 pound bass on one. I don’t think I ever fish with spoons. I found a whopper, flopper floating, made by river to see and gave it a quick bath under warm water and it got all the rust off of it. Slapped a set a new trebles on it and it’s ready to go.
I’ve used vinegar and it eats it off too pretty quick
Nice to see you back
Thank you!
They look good 👌
Nice tip mate, never heard about this Rustins Rust Remover, good to know!
Tried on treble hooks as well? Does the acid damages the hook points?
I wouldn’t recommend it on the hooks, do read the manufacturer’s recommendations.
This it’s not a “How to” it’s just what I do. 👍
Useful video, thanks for sharing. Out of curiosity, how do you find the Abu Mo please? Whenever I use this lure it planes very quickly to the surface, looks amazing, but, doesn't get hit over the shallow reefs I fish.
It’s not a lure a use a lot, hence it ended in that state, but I did use them quite a bit at some point. Rod tip low and I would change the speed and cadence of the retrieve depending on conditions to where I could keep the lure just under the surface and have it move in a zigzag motion. Thank you!