Making knife handle fishing lures or jigs
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- What do you do when pollock are calling but your a long way from a tackle shop?
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Paul, I make these as well for saltwater bottom fishing. I found that by using a propane torch and heating up the area where I plan to drill cherry red, that the drill goes through like butter. I cheat and use my plasma cutter to QUICKLY cut off the excess blade material. Then profile the edge with an air die grinder fitted with 80 grit sanding disk. The polish the hell out of the entire surface and cut edge on a buffing wheel. This greatly reduces the rust potential when used in the saltwater environment. Some get a little reflective sticker material added to one side for more flash, as well.
One thing I learned really quick as that I do NOT like two hooks. The first few times I used my knife jigs and caught fish, I found that the fish were usually only hooked with one of the hooks. The other seemed to find my hand as the fish was whipping around pissed off. Dropping down to a single hook didn't reduce my hookup/catch rate at all. The byproduct of using a single assist hook now allows me to safely grab the jig with one hand and use as a handle to lift the caught fish into my lap while kayak fishing.
Good stuff!
you are probably right about the one hook thing, i had some bought jigs I was given and they had four hooks which seemed a bit over the top, i ended cutting the back two assist hooks off as they were a nightmare to handle
them home made perks are some times a LOT better than what you can buy We used to do it in the 70 s and the Pollack cod etc love them Well done mate
I caught my first Pollock on that island about 30 yrs ago with a hand line, looks just the same now as it did then...Cool video.
What I love in this channel it make you learn new things every video keep it like that we love what you do
Your videos are a just as good as the information you share.
thank you
Stunningly beautiful Isle Mull, far from the maddening crowd. Thanks for sharing it with us, great work!
an amazing place
Love the 16.9 and post production effects, adds polish to great footage, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i like the whole wide thing, it may stay, cheers
That was amazing! I'm serious, the ending was so beautiful it almost brought a tear to my eye! Thanks so much, Friend.
Hard to watch as I miss it
Excellent footage... Nice way to build a jigging spoon..👍👍
thanks
Beautiful area there. One of few places where just being there is half the joy. Must admit that many of my first seatrouts were caught on fork-handles from the school canteen
my first sea trout was on a teaspoon handle after i had tried everything else with no luck
only you could make a video about a dinner knife handle interesting.... good stuff.
I think the backdrop helps, thanks
excellent video I love fishing I live in venezuela and the coast that I visit the most is choroni and watching his videos I have been able to create my own grains much agradesco you can share his art with us his followers thanks
Excelente video.
Haciendo señuelos eres increíble y con los videos pareces director de películas. Te FELICITO.
Hello Paul, greetings from Peru... I like to do these kind of lures too. Casting from the shores, I have had very good success for fishing lots of saltwater fish with my Attila Slim. My setup is a little different than yours. I had to drill two holes at both ends (Which is very hard due the steel that are made the knives), and I also use the assist hook with a Fly set in one of the two hooks. Most of my caught were done with the "flyed" hook. Thanks for sharing your video, I will try your setup in one of my Attilas Slim.
Nice job! If you were to bend one of those knife handles into the shape of an "s", that would give it some very lively action. I make small spoons out of various things like spinner blades,and put such a bend into them. Also if you were to use ripple spinner blades as a spoon blank,you don't need to make any bends,because the ripples give it a similar action. Just glue 2 or 3 of them together for extra weight,and drill holes,and add hooks.
i think if i could of bent them knife handles into an S this would be the worlds strongest man channel. They did have a nice action it was just a shame i did not get any underwater footage of them, i have used lighter lures with a s shape and they do make a nice swimming action, cheers
Dude sweet. I have a spoon lure it's just the spoon part not handle. Love it. But now I want the knife lure. And I need to find that tool it would shur help exspecial with this Artritis. Awesome vidoe have fun with that and loved the song at the end keep having fun god bless
Thanks, yep that song is great I just stumbled across it and had to use it somewhere
Hello Paul, Thanks for producing yet another cracking video Fella, Guess where I'm off to after watching this video again? Yep! eBay
The Pollock looked great specimens & also the 2 Mackerel which proved your theory, that they will attack almost anything including just the hooks, even if their hanging of the end of an old knife! "Great Work, Well Done"
in the shallows I often shoals of tiny pollock swimming along with the lure as well, cheers
You are a great inspired to me on making a lure by my self
Thanks for sharing your video
thanks for the kind words
You're producing some beautiful content. Thank you
thank you, it does help when you have the island of Mull for a backdrop
Video düzenlemelerinin kalitesine diyecek yok..! Tek kelimeyle harika. Bir sonraki paylaşımlarında portatif kepçe yapımına ne dersin?
You got a double decker, one time I caught a nice bream and another massive one somehow got tangled it the line, high five
yes those mackerel are stomachs with fins, cheers
Enjoyed the video keep up the good work be blessed
What's the song?good fishing info love the vids keep them coming
You can use the knotless knot without using the green thinging
there are lots of options, but i really wanted to find a use for it, thanks
Awesome tutorial man keep it up!
thanks
thanks
thank you
Nice video, thank you I made a lure with the bowl of a spoon once that i put some coloured bits on. I thought the way it spun on retrieve was mesmerising and bound to catch a bass but never got a thing with it. Probably overdid it with bling lol
I find that as well you go the extra mile making a lure and some days the fish do not care about all that effort, ungrateful little slimy things, thanks
Where are you from? Those islands are beautiful!! Also what is that fish you caught?
I am from liverpool in England and the fish were pollock and mackerel
You do some wonderful work... But I do not is English... I'd like that you put your videos subtitles in Spanish... I send you greetings from Merida yucatan Mexico 🇲🇽
Love your videos
cheers
Video muito bonito parabéns.
Sorry. The second time I watched your video more closely and saw where you can buy knot. I thank ...
cool, thanks
Dear Paul.If this is possible, write
where you can buy a crochet hook shown in your last video. Thank you. Regards to you Alexander.
You make awesome videos
thanks,
Awesome video
thanks
Great video
thanks
The production quality of this short video would put a lot of commercial companies to shame.
Very nice
cheers
Awesome video mate ! Can i know the title of the song ?
there is a linkin the description
What so g was at 4:16
Nice work Paul. I have just finished creating a domestic 'incident' in the kitchen as a result of soft plastic lure making.
Do you know a good divorce solicitor...I think I may need one!
they key is to wait until they go out
Muito o vídeo, parabéns!
thank you
Any reason you don't use baitcaster for pike or whatever
I do sometimes but often i am fishing at distance like here and even tuned up bait casters reduce the range, I used them for many years from a boat and they were great for hauling up big fish, cheers
Makes sense
show de bola,
Nice Vid Paul! (Y)
Make 3D printed lure
Well I’m going knife hunting.
Rad!
maestro
cheers
What is the lure weight?
these were 2-3oz
thanks and congrats for the video
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L i k e !
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First haha ! :D
busy are we?
Yep. I've seen people doing those kind of comments a lot so why not :D
Maciej Dukacz good job first. Yea it's funny every vidoe you'll see that comment I've got a few first. Half were my own. Lol. God bless.