Making an experimental fishing lure, adjustable fishing lure
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
- In this video I dig up an old fishing lure design concept and make an adjustable fishing lure. The result was a shock. And I announce the best guess on the bass weight.
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The winner is (drum roll ) Kevin Kuhl. 🎉 He guessed 1lb 4.11oz and the actual weight was 1lb 4.14oz.
Congrats Kevin, send me an email with a shipping address and I'll get it out to you . EngineeredAngler@gmail.com
I applaud you for showing something that doesn’t work. I have done the same thing. Too many times in this day and age people only want to show success and never where things go wrong and that is why nobody learns from videos like that. I enjoyed this very much and will continue to show my fails as well! Good watch!
Well said!
I liked the story behind your coming across and old design revisited . That you brought your concept from paper to lure in hand is a victory in itself .
In my humble opinion I believe had the head design of your lure been set back more with more the flat surface extended , like that of the Zalt Wobbler or the Drifter Tackle Believer .You may have achieved more wobbling action . I may add as well a more scooped head like that of the Luhr Jensen Kwikfish a more erratic swimming cadence would be achieved . I'd know the engineer in you will not have you satisfied and may return to workout the issue if not for closure . Thanks Franco , for all your content .
I agree.
Unexpected results, for sure, but informative. Thank you for all your work on that.
Thank you!
Nothing can inspire more than an out of this world lure design coming from a master lure maker ever.
Wow, thank you!
They can’t all be winners! Thanks for the video.
That looks like it would wobble like mad! We used those 50 years ago. You don't see them that much anymore
This was more useful than you think. Sometimes I go fishing without catching a lot but I learn something. Why not make another video installing a lip? Stay with it till you find what ya want. You could screw different metal lips to the top of the head or a standard plexiglass diving lip to the underside. Either way you have a very interesting channel. Thank you
Thanks for the suggestion
An interesting design, this is already something from the field of aircraft construction))) Great movie and experiment, thanks!!!
Glad you liked it!
I think you should call this lure…..El Luchador.
Also, I think a little dive bill, would make all the difference. Then, your adjustable tail will give you a variety of results. ….i was really amazed at how little action this had. ….i expected a really fast tight wobble, like a yozuri
Thanks 🙏 Franco!
You showed us 3 different methods to find volume:
1- by density formula of a given material
2- the method that you're using in this video
3- by a "still", the water tube pipe that you built
I experimented a lot using these 3 methods, there are remarcable differences between, big one! 4,5 grams.
I experimented not only with lures, with cube shapes too where I can calculate volume and compare with the 3 above mentioned.
Probably the density method is the most reliable one, what do you think?
I have done the same kind of experimentation over the years. While the volume calculation with the density of the material is usually the most accurate it is only true when the material is well-controlled, meaning the material is uniform and non-porous. But for actual lure building situations the weight in water is most consistently accurate.
The "weight in water" is the method that you're showing in this video right?
Indeed, based on your experience, this method is more reliable than the "still one" where you have to wait patiently that all the drops fall down from the pipe. Based on what I did it is.
Thanks 🙏 so much, all this experimentation is fun!!!!!
Hey Franco, another interesting experiment. When you cut the cedar on the table saw it looked like you didn't push the wood all the way passed the blade and left the wood between the blade and the fence with the blade still spinning. That wood can fly back at you. Pls be safe.
Thanks for the tip!
Never a less it just shows the talent you have.
The skill you put into these lures are nothing but amazing....
Wow, thank you
Even though it didn't perform as you had hoped, we got results. So now we know. I really enjoyed the experiment. If nothing else, I learned that the less material the lure has, the more precise weight & balance needs to be, every little bit matters. I haven't given the "water in the cup on a scale" method of measuring yet.
Its the simplest and often the most reliable.
I thought you said you aren’t an artist… great paint job! Incredible content, as per usual
Wow, thank you!
You videos inspired me to get into this hobby thanks
That is awesome!
Great video. Shame it didn't work as planned. Keep up the great videos
Thanks 👍
Nice work Franco, shame it didnt work as intended but still worth doing, thanks so much for sharing. I too think you should stay with it, try a bib on it and we can all learn together. I was secretly looking forward to the mexican wrestler paint job lol
That's the plan!
I would love to see this but have an adjustable hinge for a dive bib just like your giant prop.
It looks good I think you will be able to get it working in the way you are looking for and maybe if you was to put a little bit upper fine on it it might give it a little more side to side movement
I think the flat paddle on the back end stabilized it. Make the head a little wider. Or make the head and tail wider and a slow sinker. Use it like a jerk bait. It should do some crazy things.
It actually works pretty nice as a twitch bait with the tail slightly angled down.
Interesting shape. The down angle @2155 reminds me of a lazy ike
yup a little bit.
It was a good experiment thanks for sharing the results.
Thank you! Cheers!
I think if the tail bet further back so that only the wider 'tail' section bent you would get a good tail wag...
try making that hinge more like a swivle (loose), maybe you'll get some better action, by the way, it was a nicely put together video, really enjoyed it 😸
Thanks for noticing the effort on the edit. Cheers
A lesson learnt!! The paintjob looks nice though.
Thanks 👍
Interesting design, at least you thought outside the box you never know, could have been the best bait ever. As an engineer myself mistakes are never mistakes they are a learning tool. Great content as always Franko
I will love to see you doing an experiment on the different angles on a glider hermano “different angles for people to see the action on a glider “ salud hermano great work and awesome videos like always!!!
Thanks
Now it's time for the adjustable lip! As an amateur lure builder, it's my chimera😂
awesome video as always😀
Thank you so much 😀
I would use it as a vertical wobbler. Standard technic for walleye and asp in my country.
I was looking forward to this video as an adjustable lure sounds awesome! I was a bit surprised that it had little to no action or just very erratic action. Cool concept that I think is definitely worth developing a little more. What about an adjustable angle lip next!?
Glad you enjoyed it!
Damn half an oz off. Almost 2 in a row. Love the content btw
I've got a wall full of hanging lures that "at least are pretty"!🤣🤣 More than a wall of shame is a wall of learnings!
Keep on engineering, con paciencia! 😍
Siempre
Great stuff Franco, thanks for making and sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I misunderstood what you were trying to do and now I wonder if it might help. Instead of making the tail controlled, just put a pin in it and let it "dolphin" up and down. There's lots of lures that go side to side but I can't think of any that are jointed and go up and down. I would be interested to know if it would work.
I don't think it will work because most of the action comes from the shape of the head or the entry part of the lure. But that's an easy one to try, I'll pull the screw out and just stick a pin in. You might see the result in a short video.
Interesting! Now I can scratch that design off the build list. For now. Nice!
Brilliant,,for me it was the concept that important,ive got darters than work just fine but i can see how i can make one with a hinge as just see,,,what if? ,,,scenarios,love it!😀👍
Go for it!
I’ve got some lures gust like that, worthless😂😂. I sure like watching you make some awesome lures though.
It is disappointing building a lure and not getting the action that one hopes to get.
It really do like uv resin for repair/filler. I think it is better than the baking soda/super glue.
Thank you.
Totally agree
what would happen if that tail would be narrow? I think that there is a possibility that rear tail is "stabilizing" action of the front maybe? You got me interested to make it work now 😀As you said it yourself, I would never imagine it went so straight!
Could the unweighted tail be a reason for the lure to be so stable when the tail was angled uppwards acting like a buoyant hydrofoil. 🤔
I don't think so...
Is anybody with me on this??? In the weeks between new builds, what if you took an old lure and just modified it? For example, what if you cast a crankbait from one or your old molds in silicone or the stiffer, more durable type of plasticol? I would love to see what that does to the action. The Nomad Vertrex Vibe is partially cast in silicone. A lot of people love that lure. Does the silicone really make a difference? Can the Engineered Angler give us an answer?
I have actually done exactly that. The big difference is the lure has no positive buoyancy and is not stable enough to give any consistent action. But makes a wicked fast sinking twitch bait.
Interesting. Thanks for all your work!!! @@EngineeredAngler
When you use the small magnets for molds and high pitched rattles what size do you use or suggest because I’m planning on buy some in bulk off Amazon. Thanks Alex
Looking at it from a scientific perspective, if we don’t try it, we observe nothing. 😀
Nice looking lure, I love the hinge idea but to be honest, you really made a lawn dart, heavy at the front, "feathers" in the back, pointy and rounded off, and yes, nice little dive bib at 35° - 45° would probably fix the action. Maybe even if you caved in the flat surface on the head a bit with a dremel it would grab more water. Maybe a future video idea? Make a mold and compare the original to the one with a lip and caved in one.
Good point!
I wonder what would that lure act like if you ripped in a jigging action?
I wonder too...
Que paciencia hay que tener para esta mier...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 LO mejor del video. Saludo desde Colombia.
Veo que no soy el unico que lo a oido......jjjjj
I wondered what he said lol
Mexican wrestling 😂😂😅
let us guess YOUR weight
You made me lough out load with that one...thanks
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Amen!