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| Hey Everyone,
I made this little video to start a new series devoted to bait making. The videos to come may shed some light on different techniques used in bait making, or they might be helpful for guys just starting out.
Hope you enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnmVYJbkKe8 |
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| awesome work I will definitely be ordering some soon where about are you located |
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| Thank you,
I'm located in Marion, Iowa. |
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Location: WI | Awesome video. Love stuff like this. |
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| do you make any trips to WI at all I love the bluegill pattern along with your perch pattern |
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Location: Lake St.Clair | Great video I love it.
I really want to try making my own baits and videos like this push me over the edge. |
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| One of the coolest vids I have seen here . Thanks
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Location: northern indiana | Thanks for sharing. It's amazing how much time it takes from start to finish. |
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Location: Poynette WI. | Thanks for sharing, always neat to see lures from start to finish. Yes it does give a little perspective on the amount of time and detail that goes into making a lure. I was considering making a video last night while building a bucktail but thought it would be to long of a video lol. |
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | fascinating!! |
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| Thanks everyone!
Lund guy - I don't plan on heading up to WI this year, but both the Perch and Bream patterns are on the website right now (free shipping too!)
I'm excited to put some more videos together! I going to get some gills and scale carving in the next one.
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| Great video,Nate !!! Thanks for sharing !!! I can't wait for Part 2 !!!
esoxone |
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| Nice video. Could you do a video on how u make the mold in the PVC pipe. That's a very good idea. |
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| I finished Part 2 last night! Here's the link ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEf_fhYCbgk
Landonfish - This video is more about carving a wood bait, so I'll have to come back on the PVC pipe mold, but that will be a good trick to share for sure.
It took quite a while so far for all the scale carving on this bait, and I'm not even half way done! The next video will have to be a continued version on the making of this "Bazerk". Should be a very cool bait. It will have an offset spinner, a single door hinge joint, and a soft twister tail. |
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Location: big cove tannery pa | Awesome |
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| I suggest to anyone hand carving to get one of these and save a butt load of time. Its an air powered turbine and spins a 7000 revolutions a second or 400k rpm.. They are often used by folks carving up very detailed scenes on gun stocks and such. I will use a foredom power carver to hog most of the wood away but the pictured turbine is when you get to the super detailed stuff.
Great vids! thanks.
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| I saw a video on that bad boy a while ago and reeeeally wanted one. Hopefully when funds loosen up I'll be able to get one of SCMs 400 XS models! I've done some carving outside of making lures too, and one of those would have come in handy. |
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