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- How to make fishing bobbers (floats) from wine corks. These are slip-style bobbers.
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That is so cool! Very nicely done, I'm a woodworker myself. There's a certain satisfaction that comes from making something out of nothing! I make beautiful things out of pallet wood! Thanks for sharing!
Do you have a site or blog we can visit and check out your creations :)
What a great bloke sharing his tips with us all. I found the video very inspiring.
The act of fishing is great for hangovers.
That's how they would fish in the early 20th century, and it worked. I recommend modern fisherman try it!
I have used corks in the pass but all I did was to use a sewing needle and put it threw the center of the cork and after gong threw the cork simply pull the line from the needle... and you got a float. thanks very nice ...
Cool idea...nice to know some young people are not just taping keys. Great work.
Those bobbers look great. I love this project. Thank you for posting it.
Great video. You have really made some good looking well built floats with the minimum of operations and very informative commentary. A well thought out presentation.
Well done mate, greetings from the middle of the desert in Saudi Arabia!
I absolutely love what youve done, great job, and thanks for sharing
They look great and have a more durable finish than store bought. Now I know what to do with my collection of corks.
sell em >profit lol
Its great idea i stumbled onto old tackle box with float like this and used a lurh genson flatfish behind it so you can stay on the stike zone or skirt the edge of the themocline parallel to the shore along the drop off floats a great and this is great way to make your own bobbers thanks so much
Dorset. UK. Very informative and well made video. Thank you. Best wishes.
Very nice work thanks for sharing this how to video. I have a ton of wine corks now I know what to do with them this winter.
Those came out nicely and that's an understatement
Nice project for all ages .
Thanks for the video, it made me go to the store and buy bobbers.
Simple clear and great results - thank you.
You my man are an artist, beautiful work must be gratifying
Excelente trabajo, te felicito.
Saludos desde Córdoba, Argentina.
Nice and easy instructional video to follow. Thanks.
That's a great idea with corks. Big Thanks and keep them videos coming!!!
Great video. You did a great job with the corks.
I like the plans so I started the build. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent thread work! First rate.
Very professional video.. Easy to follow. I will be making these...
love this, I have just started my own perch bobbers in the UK. and this video cleared a few things up for me! thanks ;)
I'm glad it was helpful.
Great idea! Great DIY tools! Going to make the lathe ASAP, perfect for my needs. I made some using coffee swizzle sticks for pass thru bobbers. Thought...maybe seal secure the thread w/Super Glue before painting. Purely for strength. No, they didn't look well... they look great! THANKS!
I had the same thought about etsy. There are all sorts of fishing items on there. But I didn't see any fishing bobbers in the "handmade" section. Yours are beautiful!
Great film, they look nice.
Excellent bobbers thank you,para
Great job !!! and great idea !!! Thank you !!!
Very crafty my friend. You made it an art.
I never subscribe to a channel after just one video. Except for this one. Absolutely stellar pal. 👌
I'm honored. Thank you!
That was a neat video. They look great!
Nice. Now I'm inspired to make the mini-lathe !!
Genius finally found a use for wine corks I always wandered how to upcyle them thank you
Wondered* Thank me later.👍😁
Danke für das gute Video. Gute Laune für dich
At last! a reason to drink wine. thank you
Awesome young man. Creative genius. Yes .... vid has inspired
Excellent idea definitely going to Try this
Lovely video and lovely bobbers. Well done
Top notch bobbers nice demo !
They came out great!
Nice work and looks like fun.
Awesome stuff always new corks would come in handy.
I have done much the same with bamboo skewers and balsa wood, but use small o-rings to attach the bobber to the line.
Amazing video! Very helpful.
Simply great!
Just watched the Video and made ohne myself👍🏻
Good work! It's amazing how such a simple device has so many ways to individualize it. This is pretty much how bobbers a were made 100 years ago. I've always made mine super functional with long 18 inch dowels to telegraph anything that touches it.
If anyone is pressed for time, just skip the shaping, but shaping gives a more custom look. Leaving the cork in base configuration makes for a more rustic look.
I used to use boat builder's epoxy on mine, but it's too much trouble. Spar varnish is right on. Nice drying rack. Would have never thought of clothes pins.
My floats are so long I could never dip them, but I think filling a 1 inch * 20 inch long PVC pipe full of varnish would do the trick. I think that's how bamboo fly rod builder do it.
Wow, thanks for the compliment! Your videos were a huge inspiration for these bobbers.
Anyone who likes this video should check out Black Warrior Lures videos.
The Titebond II works very well. Cheaper that boat builder's epoxy. This will help me get more floats out faster.
Loved this bobber video
I like making my own gear. This is a really cool idea thanks
I've been cleaning a local river and found a bunch of corks washed up on shore and now I'm gunna use this vid and make some bobbers hopefully. Found a fishing line and a hook too so I was thinking about crafting a pole and a bobber from just stuff I find on shore.
Very nice, looks like a lot of time !!!
This made me subscribe. I love the craftsmanship and attention given to such a simple project. :-)
+Smaakjeks Kjeks Thanks!
Keep up the good work man.
When I was a young lad I would just tie on a piece of corncob. No time involved and usually free. And quite stealth it hides in with the rubbish.
I made some floats last year using your method. I wanted to make some more this year and forgot. I turn mine on a Jet mini lathe. I Super Glued my dowel in place and filled the cavities with SG. After turning, I sealed the cork with SG. It is time costly, but what the heck, I have a bobber that is just as good if not better than the number one selling cork float. If I loose it, no big deal. I just make another one. My friends are always asking where I buy these floats. When I tell them I make them, they say, "NO way!" On another note. If someone want to use a tube and plan to dip them. they need to plug the openings with modeling clay, so the dip will not go inside the tube. I do this with my brass tubes when gluing them for making pens.
Great video and great job on this.
Geweldig mooie, maar daarbij ook stevige dobbers. Veel beter dan die plastiek rommel. Fantastisch !
Cool tips ! Thanks for sharing.
Very nice job!
Pretty neat brother
Really nice work well done thank you
Awesome idea!
Great job. Love it
Hello....
Great job....
I like this float....
Awesome
Nice job 🎣
Dude those are beautiful 😁 I make my own floats too, made in a similar way, but I use cheap hooks with barbs on the shank, cut on the end and pushed into the base of the dowl to thread your line through
Great job, love em!!!
Amazing job !
That’s awesome thank you for sharing
Good job! Thank You for video.
*I bought these as a recommendation by a friend. Super light and extremely sensitive. I bought the 1/2oz first and then the 3/8oz both work well for jigging and flies with braided line.*
Man ,you did a great job
Very good video, exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for sharing! Now, where did I put them corks........
Thanks for the tutorial.
very good. well done. thanks for that.
Nice. Thank you. I think I will try this.
I agree, Great Job!
Great idea
Great video, very hard to find cork from wine bottles in the uk these days, mosh bottles have screwed tops, or rubber type stoppers.
Thanks! I have a hundred of them. Now I know what to do with them
these would make awesome slip bobbers
Great video
Cool idea.
Good job
very good and I liked it
these look great !
Thanks!
Real cool video!
My boy and I watched this and then we ran out to the shop to make a dozen of these bobbers! A good way to spend a cold January day.
Nice!
To be perfectly honest, we only stayed out in the shop long enough to grab some materials and tools and scoot back in tHe house where it's warm.
This is amazing
Cool idea turned out nice. You got my sub
I really liked your video!!
awesome thanx so much
gotta make these
awesome tip. ty
nice work! the bobbers look sharp! I have a jar of corks I have been saving for this purpose. :) Thanks for sharing the video.
+ArmedHippy76 Good luck!
Look likes so easy.. wanna try it..
Very nice!
Perfect,thank you