Lure Making without Electricity- how to make a wooden WTD fishing lure using only hand tools
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2022
- I really enjoyed the process of making this wooden topwater walk the dog style lure using only hand tools. Even without power, you can make beautiful fishing lures. This is lure making at its most basic: handmade, and without electricity!
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Loved watching the final video for making a lure with no power tools! Unreal how you can make it look exactly the same as if you used power tools definitely has opened my eyes on what I really need and not need to make a lure. Can’t wait for the next lure build 🍻🍻
Thank you! To me, the biggest difference is speed. Power tools make the process go much faster.
Good walking the dog
Thank you!
Amazing lure as always! Something as a suggestion: you should try layering your paint using clear coats. Gives the lure more durability and adds more depth to your paints!
Thank you! You are correct about the clearcoat layering; I have done it myself in the past. You do have to be careful in the carved areas because the epoxy fills the detail. Lately I've been playing around with one clearcoat, but I've got some ideas about a better procedure that might be a great compromise. Thank you for commenting and watching!
You did a really nice job with this build, Mike, and I'm really glad that-as you later revealed-you enjoyed the strictly manual process. Probably as much as I did watching you!
I strongly suspect that you have seen the work of my TH-cam friend Rafal, in Poland. ("Such a Jerk Custom Lures" is his channel.). Until fairly recently, he had VERY few power tools, yet was making some truly handsome, highly effective lures. I know that we're all spoiled by our band saws, belt sanders, drill presses, and airbrushes, but I don't plan to give mine up anytime soon! Best, Chris
Thank you very much! For me, I think power tools make the process easier and faster, but they don't make as much difference in the quality you can achieve; that is up to the maker. It convinced me that you don't have to have a ton of expensive equipment to make your own lures; something I didn't know when I first started. I appreciate your support and comments!
Those drawing skills!!💯💯🤣👍 Cool lure!
Thank you so much!
Love it!!
Thank you!!
I needed to watch your video… you give me creative ideas to tumble around in my mind… thank you my friend!! :) :)
I'm so glad you find them helpful!
I thoroughly enjoy going back to basics from time to time and using no power tools.
Turned out amazing as always mate 👌
Thanks, I appreciate your support!
Beautifully done. Greetings from 🇱🇰
Thank you very much, glad to have you here!
You have better eyes and much steadier hands than I. That is a beautifully crafted lure that works perfectly!
Thank you for your support and interest!
the fishing bait picture is great
I appreciate it!
Stunning swimming action!
Thanks, I'm very pleased with it!
never get tired of seeing your satisfying work, and always waiting for what you will do next
and sorry i just subscribed now
Thanks for your support! I'm glad you find it interesting and I appreciate you commenting!
Very nice
Thanks!
Well done, today i made my first ever lure with 0 experience and i dont know what to think of it, but watching your videos makes me want to make another one.
That's great, I'm glad to hear it! Good luck to you on your lure making journey!
Great workmanship
Thank you, cheers!
Good jobsssss,,👍
Thanks!
Cool film, cool job!!!
Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work! I've got some Koa wood that a customer had no use for and gave to me and you've inspired me on what I could use it for! Fishing and woodworking are my passions and I can't believe I didn't make the connection until now. I use wood in furniture construction and never thought of making smaller lures. The hard lures i use are resin and plastic. Should help alleviate boredom on bad weather days all while still preparing for the next adventure. Mahalo for sharing this video and inspiring me!
I know what you mean. I have years of experience with various forms of art and woodworking, but never put them together with fishing. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Good luck to you on your lure making adventures!
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Thank you for watching!
I subbed, amazing video!
Awesome, thank you!
That turned out great! I really like the detail you put into the lure. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, I appreciate your comment and support!
Pure artistry.
Many thanks!
Nice job, it has a good darting action 👍
Thank you! I was really surprised with the action on this one. I have been trying to make a resin version, but have had trouble making it swim as good at this one. I'm thinking its a buoyancy issue.
Nice job well done
Thank you!
I was just thinking the other day I should try to make a spook style bait and I came across your channel your bait looked like it had even better action then a store bought and I like that it was all by hand. Something I'm definitely going to try
Thank you! I really like this style of bait and think you will enjoy making one.
amazing!
Thank you!
Nice looking paint pattern on that one!
Thank you!
Amazing...
Thanks!
Very well made z stick
Thanks!
Perfec broo good is major
Thanks!
This so unbelivable amazing. I will be honest to you. I found the channel because i am doing spoons for trout fishing. Watching the videos let me come down and i watch them as a sleeping helper 😂 That doesnt mean it is boring to watch...no. What i would really like to see is how you mix up the airbrush colors, how many pressure you take for spraying the color on the lures and stuff like this. I do airbrushing for a longer time, but i still having problems to get the right mixture, so that my nozzle wont clog. Please do some airbrushing tips vids. And keep up that awesome work
Thank you so much! I will try to remember to go into more detail on my airbrush settings. Cheers!
It's so relaxing to watch you building WTD! Can I ask you what kind of wood do you use?
Thank you! The lighter the better. I used basswood for this one but I just got some tupelo in that I am excited to try out.
@@zimmtex thank you for tips! Is birch wood good?
I think you used an electric light source. LOL. Good work. Nice video.
You got me! Thanks for watching and for commenting. I really appreciate your support!
When you put the wire through the center if you fold it the opposite direction then the loose part will be towards the center of the lure that way when you push down on it they will be pushed inward instead of outward.
That would be the smart thing to do! Great tip and thanks for watching!
So I’ve been wondering, is that special tracing transfer type paper that you use to lay the gill detail down on the bait? Or just normal paper? How does your lead transfer through the paper to the bait?
I just use regular paper. If you draw on one side then place that side on the lure, you transfer the graphite by tracing over the opposite side of the paper. Of course you can also use tracing paper if you'd rather. Great question!
Perfect lure for brazilian fishes...! I have the perfect wood for that (I brought it from the Amazone), would it be possible to know the size and weight of your lure?
That's great! Sorry I forgot to include the size and weight on this video. This one is 5" long and weighs 37g with hooks. Thanks for watching!
What kind of epoxy do you use to hold the wire in place
I like two part epoxy by BSI.
What wire gauge/brand do you use for making the lures?
I used Malin 0.41 aircraft stainless lock wire for this one. I have links to most of the products I use on my website:
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Isthat paint going to hold on that smooth green paint?
Yes, it is on there tight. Plus there is the clear coat over top. Thanks for watching!
Why do you use those circle hooks instead of trebles?
I'm always trying different things and don't really have a hard preference. I've been trying out single hooks on some of my lures because I mostly release my catches. Treble hooks can really mess up a fish if it thrashes around a lot. Also, you are less likely to hook yourself with a single hook and they are easier to remove.
@@zimmtexI see. I always thought they were for saltwater or something like that. Keep up the good work!
What wood is that?Doesn t seem like balsa
It's a scrap piece of poplar. Thanks for watching!
When Made a new glide bait ?
I've got some ideas for a new glidebait. Hopefully I can get my shop up and running soon!
Which type of wood do you use?
Basswood
@@zimmtex Thank you, I'm waiting for your new videos, good luck
what wood used
Basswood
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This design could easily be downsized. Thanks for watching!
Why you don't tell the measurement marking on the paper
This lure is 5" long and 1" tall/wide. Thanks for watching!
@@zimmtex thanks
"ELECTRONIC" tools are no good!
For me the biggest difference is time. Power tools do make the project go faster, but you do not need them to make a good lure. Thanks for watching!