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| This is some video of a crankbait I made from start to finish. Not every step is shown, but it's pretty thorough. Hope you guys enjoy!
Here's the link -----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RJpJVEFelg
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Location: Waconia,MN | Great video, now you just need to make one of it in action. |
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Location: NE Ohio | WOW!!!!!!!! thats amazing work right there. |
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| Great video, Thanks for sharing! Awesome Baits! |
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Location: WI | Cool video. Hope that shows people how much work goes into each bait. |
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Location: Lakeville, MN | that was awesome to watch thanks so much!!
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| Hi Nate,
Just subscribed to you tube channel after viewing your video. You have already answered a lot of my lure building questions.
It is all well done, informative and inspirational with great back ground music. Keep up the good work! |
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Location: Maryland | Awesome video. That's a nice sexy shad pattern |
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| coming from a guy who has no interest in bait making that was an awesome vid to watch all the way through |
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Location: Minnesota. | Ronix - 12/29/2014 7:46 AM
coming from a guy who has no interest in bait making that was an awesome vid to watch all the way through
X2!! Now I see why many baits are priced as they are. Great job Nate. She looks to be bulletproof from all the epoxy coats.
You did a fine job. |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | You sir are a true craftsman. I'm simply blown away by the quality of your work. |
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| Awesome video! |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | Really enjoyed that...thanks! |
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| Thanks everyone! I really enjoy making these videos, and there are more on the way. My girlfriend Chelsie is editing one right now. It will show the painting of an 11 inch pike crankbait. I'll post it on here when it's finished. |
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| Here's that video I was talking about! It'll show the whole painting of an 11 inch pike crankbait.
Link -----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI_b8WyEjwA |
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Location: Money, PA | Nice...now the secrets out! lol just kidding....cool video! |
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Location: NE Ohio | WOW!!!!!! |
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Location: Madison, WI | Awesome work! I'm blown away by your craftsmanship. I've got a question for ya too, when you fill the drilled holes for the added weight to the bait, what do you put over the top of the holes/lead to seal in the weight and keep the bottom of the bait looking smooth? I've been struggling with that. |
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| Most people just use 2 part epoxy then sand down |
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| I use to use 5 min epoxy mixed with Alumilite micro spheres, but I produce a bunch of saw dust now so I collect some of it when I notice there's a lot laying around to mix with the 5 min epoxy. This thickens up the mixture so it's easier to work with, and it makes the sanding super quick and easy. |
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