Making Reed Fishing floats (bobbers) on the hand cranked lathe part 3 of 3
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- The final part of this fishing float (bobbers) making extravaganza, this covers painting, fitting the eyes and finishing.
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I have to go find the rest of these videos now. I came in at part 3 and I'm thoroughly impressed by your 'MacGyvering' skills. All of those wee jigs are pure genius. Great video mate.
Beautiful series. Loved every second. Thank you for sharing and showing us all a little bit of yourself and your passion.
Jesse Leonard Thanks, funny things bits of stick
Brilliant videos..Been fishing since I was 7 yrs..Now 59yrs later I'm going to make my first float..Love you tube!!
An enjoyable series! Float fishing is the best! We all learnt that way and the magic never leaves you.
Paul, Love all of your videos. You've given me lots of ideas and plenty of motivation from lure building to your handcrafted method. Thanks!
Always enjoyable. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
I sit mesmerised, open mouthed watching your fantastic videos Paul. Thanks so much for posting them and please keep them coming.
***** Thanks it great to get some feedback, I am working on a new one at the moment
Speaking as an engineer with over 20 years experience in precision engineering, you are a heck of an engineer! I think I've seen all your vid's now and have enjoyed every one.
You certainly are a craftsman, well done.
Paul, you encouraged me to make my own floats and you have inspired me with a passion for float making i didn't know i could do. So i would like to say a big thank you for that initial spark. Steve
Stephen Nieman Well thanks and enjoy the hell out of it
A true craftsman at work, an excellent bit of filming with great production and naration, I'm looking forward to your next film.
wonderful video
thanks Paul
Thank you for this excellent tutorial and brilliant filming. Top class
Peter van der Plaat thanks
Some great tips there Paul thanks for sharing them with us and keep making the videos.
Graham Bailey Will do
Amazing clips. Thank you for sharing us this steps and keep going. U are awsome
looking forward to your next video / project.
Loved the makeing of these and now will have a go myself. Thanks for all you effort the videos are very interesting. Look forward to more. Cheers
Tryston Blyth Thanks and good luck
a bit different how i would have done things but that's exactly why i like your videos paul. A fresh new perspective on how to do things is invigorating and honestly very inspiring.
SolarBaits Thanks Mikko, I think a lot of it comes from not having the money to throw at these projects so i end up trying to find solutions that don't break the bank and use things i already own or are very cheap, in a way the limitations force solutions that probably wouldn't normally arise. But i will be glad to get back making some lures for a while, i looked in my lure box this morning and it is beginning to look like bits or wire attached to bits of chewed wood, with some bent hooks.
Excellent video series! Been thinking to do my own for a long time. I sure got some great tips here! 👍
Yet another genius video
Very nice clip again , Paul, ...I've really enjoyed watching !
I do my own reed floats a bit different in construction to yours(especially without any jigs ) , though ,.........and through the years I've recognized them to be superior to any shop-bought , fancy colored bobbers ,....especially when fishing those shallow fishing club ponds around here .
In first place the reed float's compact antennas are better visible compared to most lighter commercial floats , also their casting performance is often better,....but main advantage is , that , ....being left in their natural color , just clear-coated , ....they do not tend to spook the fish as much .
Many a times it happened to me when doing early season carp ,-and tench fishing during late March into April , .....fish would drop the bait after a short nibble , since they must have sensed that colorful and bulbous thing above their heads being moved,.....I'm talking about only 1 1/2 to 2 feet of water depth !
Since I had started to use my homemade reed floats , this problem did not occur anymore , because reeds , ....even slightly moving stems ....., are just nothing strange or unfamiliar to the fish , thus will not spook them !
Greetings , Dieter
61diemai I have to admit Dieter that my float tips are getting larger as I get older if i make to sixty i will be putting fluro golf balls on top of my floats. I think what really started me on these was seeing how many bits of broken plastic floats where stuck on the margins of the lakes i fish and i just thought reeds have to be a better alternative and performance wise its a float so it is not hard to get right. But i like the process with these as much as the end result all-ready i have a few more ideas as to what I can use that dipping machine for. Thanks again
Wow so many smart little tips! Great floats.
T3hJones Thanks
Brilliant, Thank you for a fantastic tutorial!
Beautiful work sir
Hi Paul, just to say thank you, all be it a bit late, for your quick reply to my query concerning drill chucks, you really do some great videos, I think i've seen all of them now and have learned something from them all.
well done! enjoyed wtaching your video
All your videos are awesome please don't stop making them .
Badr Haddy Will do
Well done and mesmerizing. I enjoy watching the evolution of you video style. When I finally take the time and make the effort to create a video, I have much to use as a guide. You keep raising the bar.
John Pendleton Yep there is so much to learn about filming and so many new things to try, but I am glad with this that I put the fishing first and I got to tell a bit more of the story rather than just the making. Hopefully the story side should be something I develop a bit more in future videos, thanks again for the feedback
Great video,thanks
Love it - love it
"Simply Brilliant"
200 likes and no dislikes. That is for a reason. Amazing video, and I look forward to more as always.
I am our biggest fan I watch all of your vids I love them you have inspired me to do things I wouldn't thing of my self all I have to say is thank you and keep on making vids I will support you all of the way
Joseph Robinson thanks for the kind words its what keeps me going and trying new things
as usual 1st class video. big fan of your content
makaveli24k Thanks a lot
wonderful
Bravo!!
Nice job
Nice floats
This video was so satisfying lol
just got back from a little winkle picker session, caught a couple nice ones and lost the last fish i had. For as far as i could see it was an immaculate tench of about 4 to 5 lbs. So yes, sad like a kid who's ice cream just fell on the floor.
Seeing this last clip cheers me up in a way. Besides all the material stuff and your skills the way of filming, including choice of music, is very well done.
I'm going back for roach in an hour
Colin B I was out for a couple of hours this afternoon and managed a couple of bream, thanks
SUPER BRAVO👍👍👍
great work.
thanks
Thank you for uploading this.
Homemadefreak Thanks, like the channel name as well
I also Upload Videos, but on another Channel,
I just retourned from Manchester, in which corner of England do you live?
Homemadefreak I am in Liverpool and unfortunately still here hoping for parole
Nice Video as Usual!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bob
Robert Fern Thanks Bob
Super channel i like it
I like it
bonjours Mr Adams,
Très très belle vidéo sur le montage de wagler.
J'aime le travail sur du matériel naturel comme le bambou, le bois,.....
Je découvre la pêche à l'anglaise depuis quelques mois, une pêche qui peut être fine et délicate, mais aussi efficace sur des gros poissons.
Je pêche à la mouche aussi et comme vous je fais mes cannes moi même je me suis fait deux cannes en bambou j'aime l'action et la sensation quelles procurent.
Amicalement Geo
you have a very special talent, sir, and it go's beyond this first class series. please say hello to my friend Jord. I look forward to you both. (Jord, did you notice the sun on the water during the introduction? I think it would work with your vid's as well..) cheers
war wieder sehr interessant die 3 filme mach weiter so paul . liebe grüße aus deutschland ! :-)
Don profishing danke
bitte schön ^^
hi loving the float making video. Inspired to make some for 2 boys to use. just wondered what sealant is and we're you got it from
It was so good I was asking if you cud gig me some tips how to do it
👍
Hi excellent video thanks.
What motor did you use in your rotating jig?
Thanks
Pete
I used to worry about wobbly paint lines on my floats too, until the wife said "Who's going to see them except you and a few fish?!" I had to admit that she had a point!
***** It is the fish with score cards i worry about
***** I still fuss trying to get my floats looking perfect, while my mate fishes with floats that look like they've been run over by a car! He always seems to catch more than me though!
Wow! Inspirational. I wonder if you sell the minion float?
Hi I’ve only just found your site are you still making them peas
How do you attach it to the fishing line/Thanks
Where you got the motors from?
Where can i buy these?
Please let me know if you plan to sell any of these I would love to have one in my collection, they are beautiful.
Kory Youngblood-Kelton Will do but it might be a very long time
loooooooolllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how can I find this technic name plzz? ?
What's the real name of the hand crank lathe?
Jun Hao NG It is something i made from a stanley drill so get to call it the hand cranked lathe, I am sure someone else somewhere has had the same idea and maybe they have a different name for it. This was the original video where i made it ruclips.net/video/DEDpfTh714U/видео.html
Man, 145 Likes, and no dislikes, Thats awesome
Homemadefreak thanks, I think the dislikers get out of bed a bit later
I've never met an angler I didn't respect.
Ini sih bukan bambu
Nicely made fella.... Unfortunately there was some twat playing a piano in the background which was really unnecessary and annoying. But other than that 👍