I’m really glad you started doing some trout tackle. I’m surrounded with trout waters in my part of north central wv. I would say go as natural as possible for your trip. Browns,blacks and whites also the brass blades seem to always catch more for me. Joes flies have some great patterns if you need some inspiration.
Very nice! Watching you inspires me to want to make more of my own baits. I always tied my own double salt water baits. I'm a veteran trout, salmon, steelhead and salt water fisherman from WA state. Just recently moved to AL. Thus learning to bass fish. Can't wait to try your jigs in my next tournament! I have trout fished with just beeds that look like natural fish eggs. Sort of a dark reddish pink to orangish color. Definitely natural colors that mimick the insects and also other fish that trout feed on. Hope you have a good and blessed trip! I know you read all of your comments, so I apologize, this one's a bit long.
Thanks Eric, no worries on length I appreciate the details my friend! Good to know on the beads, thanks a bunch, and love to hear you’re feeling inspired to dive into the craft a little deeper! Such a rewarding process, to be sure!
Well Done Mr. Sir.. I paused the video a couple times to snapshot a couple bluegill reference photos 👊.. at first I was thinking that blade was gonna overpower the lure.. but I digress It worked very well ! and now i step back into the shadows 😎
Nice spinner. First time I’ve seen you build a spinner. Wishing you a great trip and safe travels. I’m going in soon for spinal fusion surgery L3 all the way down to S-1 so I’m going to be watching your entire library and hope to be able to buy me some molds and build some jugs and soft baits. Keep the videos coming. Love them. Are you taking the yak with you on your trip?
Thanks John, all the best for your surgery - sounds like a doozy! I hope my content can help pass the time. The trout trip will be wading as the water will most likely be skinny and shallow. Hoping to make it way up in the mountains if I can!
In my trout days, I liked the muted browns and yellows the best. Bright whites and pinks were sometimes the ticket as well. I hope you catch double digits on your trip.
Hey bro that brings back a lot of memories before I started bass fishing all I used to fish for was trout I love the spinner that you made I would down size if you are going for trout a smaller hook and blade a size 2 blade keep the colors simple and you will do fine but you can experiment with color the trout will let you know if they like it
Your micro chatterbaits will catch some bigger trout. I have been hand dipping small tubes lately. Killer on a 1/32 jighead. Any kind of pink works well for trout
It’s not cheap, but man it does make for an easy process! I originally got it so I could handle HEAVY wire, something the other, cheaper, smaller units can’t do. Turns out I don’t use it as much for that, so a small unit would have probably worked just as well. Nice to have options though! (I should also say… I’ve not used any other bender… only “manual” wire-bending pliers… so I’m making some assumptions that other units would work as well and do the job.)
Great build! It looked really nice and I just knew you were going to catch something on it. Great job! Mission accomplished! Happy 4th to you and your family my friend! Keep up the good work! As always, #SDGCustomLurecraft rocks!!!
Ahhhh…. Classic in-line spinners for multi-species… can’t beat ‘em! 👍🏼 My two cents for ur trout… don’t underestimate the allure of muted/natural tones… especially in clear water… same goes for plain all black… I was always amazed how they seem to be attracted to the plain Jane’s. …And one more… small (
Hard to beat a classic! :) I was thinking muted/natural for at least one approach 👍👍 good to hear that could be effective. Black I wouldn't have guessed, but profile is profile, right?! Some 3" crappie slayers (maybe with a chatter blade) are on the list of arsenal to take - even under a float "popping" them on the drift sounded like a good idea. Thanks again, and hope you and yours are doing well too!
Hey, I've used it at least one other time when I made an inline buzzbait. As for choice, it is a dandy... not cheap, but once you get it dialed in it makes like a lot easier (I was using wire bending pliers and vide grips before!). I'm happy I have it, especially since I can swap out a few parts and bend 0.050 wire for bigger stuff. Not sure the smaller units out there can handle that thick of wire.
I am no help for you at all when it comes to trout. Down have many of those here in the heat of Louisiana. Great to see you at the vise as always. Can’t wait to hear about the trout trip!
I'm already 65, I'm from Georgia, I'm not so active on the water, I mainly did fly fishing and tenkara. I also sit in the evenings and create tile spinners and spoons. I liked your channel and will be glad to see your new videos. Regarding trout, there is one detail: the preferences of brook trout differ from the preferences of rainbow trout. Could you tell me which one you were going to catch? I would also like to know with what success you returned from trout fishing? I wish you success!
@@MrUlumboeli thanks for the comment and I’m glad you found me! Unfortunately, the trip I had planned was canceled, so I didn’t have a chance to try it. Hopefully soon!
Would love a comprehensive video on making in line spinner bodies (specifically for panfish, white bass, crappie and trout. I CANNOT find a good source of 1/16 or 1/8 spinner bodies in the colors I’d like. Additionally would like to see painting methods from powder to air brushing of these including painting of blades. I don’t have a lead pour/mold set up (yet bc hoping to find a source for bodies) so seeing the lead pour/mold set up in detail and the cutting and cleaning up of the bodies would be super helpful. Have really enjoyed your videos.
Thanks for watching this one! I wish I could help you on the lead bodies - I purchased these off Amazon as I didn't have a mold that could make them. Regarding other lead content I do have a playlist called "Shop" that you may find helpful. You can find it here: ruclips.net/p/PLElegBZQX4qCnaNbhRdUqn5Yt3lxB6ndz
I think the ah natural jig you made a few videos ago is pretty solid color combo I’ve also had good luck with high contrasting colors red and white black and gold……the one in this video will be fine😊 your color choices are always so good take some crappie slayers and 1.7 preybaits with you
A simple RUclips search on what colors to use on spinners for trout will give you a good idea on what to make. There are other options as well such as attaching flies on the smaller spinners or medium size spinners instead of a treble hook, most common fly patterns will work small woolly buggers such as size 8 or 10 in black, olive and orange , winged flies , nymphs etc. I would follow what you find on RUclips but pay close attention to the size and the common size of fish in the river your fishing, if the fish run on the small side then make colorado blad spinners or Indiana or minnoiw blade colored beds help or you can save time and copy rooster tail spinners a tried a true option.
I know it’s a year later since you’ve done this video. I wanted to compliment your craft of making these inline spinners. I recently noticed the dark matter fish hawk spinner looks like something else that would have a time & place. Variety styles are awesome. I know there’s a limit on how much materials can be added for the obvious reason. And things can be costly. Have you thought perhaps by adding a VMC hybrid blade treble for additional flash to entice. The only thing the colored fiber hairs would have to be cut a little percise above the spin blade to turn. I would love to make my own but my wife’s head would blow off with all I my fishing addiction stuff. Keep up the great work.. 👍
Could be a couple things - make sure the curve side is “up”, facing the line tie. Colorado and Indiana blades work best on a clevis, skip the willow if you were trying to use it instead. And, make sure you have a bead on both sides of the clevis as that will keep it smooth and help it spin. Oh… and back-weighting seems to help… get that weight as close to the hook/material as you can. Hope this helps!!
My only brown trout was caught on a black body with yellow dots and a gold blade panther martin spinner. Also don’t sleep on 2.75” tubes, 1.5-2” swimbaits or 2” curly tails. My biggest trout ever (26” cutbow) was caught on a 4” tube jig in a rainbow trout color.
I can’t believe there’s not much content about making single hook inline spinners! Using larger single hooks on bigger heavier inline spinners making large fly like hooks. Only company I seen make them is roxstar, even they use a mustad hook at the end though.
@@SDGCustomLurecraft when I use my roxstar inline spinners I cut the mustad hook off so I can fish only single hook. Yes you might lose a fish now and again but the hookup is cleaner less damaging to the fish and 5x easier to remove. Once you remove the mustad hook it’s just a fly attached to an inline spinner. You should try making some with slightly bigger than fly hooks, you might fall in love! Try using some salmon hooks to make a larger fly and attach it to a spinner. I caught 4 20+ lbs salmon and an 11 lb trout on single hook inline spinners last October. I plan on making my own this year
In reference to your question about beaded spinners, I find that having a variety of styles to choose from for different kid, water conditions and depths conditions make a big difference. So make all kinds of styles and you’ll find what works best in your area. QUESTION: what is the wire bender that you’re using?
Appreciate that Michael! The wire former is the Hagen’s Commercial Wire Former (I bought mine from Barlows). Here’s a link to it (thanks for the reminder, can’t believe I forgot to include that in the description!): barlowstackle.com/commercial-wire-former-p1044/?afmc=ni
Can you please do a spinner baits and soft plastic swim bait with the Notre Dame football 🏈 team colors the colors are gold green and navy blue for your next soft plastic bait making video please thank you I love this rooster tail spinner 🔥🧡💛💚 yes please do a all beed spinner baits
I've caught a lot of rainbow trout on spinners that are mostly black with some chartreuse in the body or a little bit on the blade, but for the most part black
I’m really glad you started doing some trout tackle. I’m surrounded with trout waters in my part of north central wv. I would say go as natural as possible for your trip. Browns,blacks and whites also the brass blades seem to always catch more for me. Joes flies have some great patterns if you need some inspiration.
Sounds great, thanks a bunch!
Another awesome video! Can't wait for these to get added to the store!! Good Luck out there brother!!
Thanks man!! Got your note - we can nail down specifics via IG. Appreciate it!!
Very nice! Watching you inspires me to want to make more of my own baits. I always tied my own double salt water baits. I'm a veteran trout, salmon, steelhead and salt water fisherman from WA state. Just recently moved to AL. Thus learning to bass fish. Can't wait to try your jigs in my next tournament! I have trout fished with just beeds that look like natural fish eggs. Sort of a dark reddish pink to orangish color. Definitely natural colors that mimick the insects and also other fish that trout feed on. Hope you have a good and blessed trip! I know you read all of your comments, so I apologize, this one's a bit long.
Thanks Eric, no worries on length I appreciate the details my friend! Good to know on the beads, thanks a bunch, and love to hear you’re feeling inspired to dive into the craft a little deeper! Such a rewarding process, to be sure!
I need to proofread my messages better for typos. Just got your jigs. Next level! Thank you! Can't wait to fish them!
Well Done Mr. Sir.. I paused the video a couple times to snapshot a couple bluegill reference photos 👊.. at first I was thinking that blade was gonna overpower the lure.. but I digress It worked very well ! and now i step back into the shadows 😎
Thanks Dan! Those were indeed beauties! Even more-so in person where you could really see the colors change, pretty awesome!
Nice spinner. First time I’ve seen you build a spinner. Wishing you a great trip and safe travels. I’m going in soon for spinal fusion surgery L3 all the way down to S-1 so I’m going to be watching your entire library and hope to be able to buy me some molds and build some jugs and soft baits. Keep the videos coming. Love them. Are you taking the yak with you on your trip?
Thanks John, all the best for your surgery - sounds like a doozy! I hope my content can help pass the time. The trout trip will be wading as the water will most likely be skinny and shallow. Hoping to make it way up in the mountains if I can!
In my trout days, I liked the muted browns and yellows the best. Bright whites and pinks were sometimes the ticket as well. I hope you catch double digits on your trip.
Thank ya sir, I hope so too!
Hey bro that brings back a lot of memories before I started bass fishing all I used to fish for was trout I love the spinner that you made I would down size if you are going for trout a smaller hook and blade a size 2 blade keep the colors simple and you will do fine but you can experiment with color the trout will let you know if they like it
Sounds good Mike, thanks!!
@@SDGCustomLurecraft you are very welcome sir
Your micro chatterbaits will catch some bigger trout. I have been hand dipping small tubes lately. Killer on a 1/32 jighead. Any kind of pink works well for trout
Thanks man! Yeah, the 3" micro is definitely on the list to take! Thanks for the pink suggestion, good to know!
Fun video. Cool tool & lure build & action! Well done.
Thanks Robert!!
If you were to buy a wire bender again would you recommend the Hagen’s Commercial Wire Former or another option?
It’s not cheap, but man it does make for an easy process! I originally got it so I could handle HEAVY wire, something the other, cheaper, smaller units can’t do. Turns out I don’t use it as much for that, so a small unit would have probably worked just as well. Nice to have options though! (I should also say… I’ve not used any other bender… only “manual” wire-bending pliers… so I’m making some assumptions that other units would work as well and do the job.)
Thanks Adam for answering my question. I sure appreciate all you do to share what you've learned.@@SDGCustomLurecraft
Great build! It looked really nice and I just knew you were going to catch something on it. Great job! Mission accomplished! Happy 4th to you and your family my friend! Keep up the good work! As always, #SDGCustomLurecraft rocks!!!
Thanks David! Twas a good day for sure!
Ahhhh…. Classic in-line spinners for multi-species… can’t beat ‘em! 👍🏼
My two cents for ur trout… don’t underestimate the allure of muted/natural tones… especially in clear water… same goes for plain all black… I was always amazed how they seem to be attracted to the plain Jane’s.
…And one more… small (
Hard to beat a classic! :) I was thinking muted/natural for at least one approach 👍👍 good to hear that could be effective. Black I wouldn't have guessed, but profile is profile, right?! Some 3" crappie slayers (maybe with a chatter blade) are on the list of arsenal to take - even under a float "popping" them on the drift sounded like a good idea. Thanks again, and hope you and yours are doing well too!
Another great video ++
Happy Independents Day!!
Thanks man!
Adam what other videos do you use wire former in? I need to get a wire former. Is this your number one choice. Thanks.
Hey, I've used it at least one other time when I made an inline buzzbait. As for choice, it is a dandy... not cheap, but once you get it dialed in it makes like a lot easier (I was using wire bending pliers and vide grips before!). I'm happy I have it, especially since I can swap out a few parts and bend 0.050 wire for bigger stuff. Not sure the smaller units out there can handle that thick of wire.
I am no help for you at all when it comes to trout. Down have many of those here in the heat of Louisiana. Great to see you at the vise as always. Can’t wait to hear about the trout trip!
Thanks Mike, appreciate the support none the less!
Nice job Adam, great build !!
Thanks Robert!!
I know for browns, brown and yellow works well. Great vid!
Thanks Jonny! Appreciate the info and support!
We all knew if you built it. They will bite it. Great build and catch video. Have a safe and happy 4th. Be blessed. My friend.
Thank ya much!! I’m glad they were ready to eat!
I'm already 65, I'm from Georgia, I'm not so active on the water, I mainly did fly fishing and tenkara. I also sit in the evenings and create tile spinners and spoons. I liked your channel and will be glad to see your new videos. Regarding trout, there is one detail: the preferences of brook trout differ from the preferences of rainbow trout. Could you tell me which one you were going to catch? I would also like to know with what success you returned from trout fishing? I wish you success!
@@MrUlumboeli thanks for the comment and I’m glad you found me! Unfortunately, the trip I had planned was canceled, so I didn’t have a chance to try it. Hopefully soon!
Would love a comprehensive video on making in line spinner bodies (specifically for panfish, white bass, crappie and trout. I CANNOT find a good source of 1/16 or 1/8 spinner bodies in the colors I’d like. Additionally would like to see painting methods from powder to air brushing of these including painting of blades. I don’t have a lead pour/mold set up (yet bc hoping to find a source for bodies) so seeing the lead pour/mold set up in detail and the cutting and cleaning up of the bodies would be super helpful. Have really enjoyed your videos.
Thanks for watching this one! I wish I could help you on the lead bodies - I purchased these off Amazon as I didn't have a mold that could make them. Regarding other lead content I do have a playlist called "Shop" that you may find helpful. You can find it here: ruclips.net/p/PLElegBZQX4qCnaNbhRdUqn5Yt3lxB6ndz
Very cool.. I want to learn how to build the fly part of that lure. Good content. New sub.
Welcome to the channel! Hope you find some other goodies that you enjoy!
I’m from Maine, for sure go with the dare devil, maybe make it your own version! 👍
Red and white, right? Thanks!!
I think the ah natural jig you made a few videos ago is pretty solid color combo I’ve also had good luck with high contrasting colors red and white black and gold……the one in this video will be fine😊 your color choices are always so good take some crappie slayers and 1.7 preybaits with you
Thanks Matt! Appreciate the info!
Nice video...very nice spinner !
Thank ya much, glad you enjoyed it!
@@SDGCustomLurecraft 👍
A simple RUclips search on what colors to use on spinners for trout will give you a good idea on what to make. There are other options as well such as attaching flies on the smaller spinners or medium size spinners instead of a treble hook, most common fly patterns will work small woolly buggers such as size 8 or 10 in black, olive and orange , winged flies , nymphs etc. I would follow what you find on RUclips but pay close attention to the size and the common size of fish in the river your fishing, if the fish run on the small side then make colorado blad spinners or Indiana or minnoiw blade colored beds help or you can save time and copy rooster tail spinners a tried a true option.
Thanks for the input! 👍👍
I know it’s a year later since you’ve done this video. I wanted to compliment your craft of making these inline spinners. I recently noticed the dark matter fish hawk spinner looks like something else that would have a time & place. Variety styles are awesome. I know there’s a limit on how much materials can be added for the obvious reason. And things can be costly. Have you thought perhaps by adding a VMC hybrid blade treble for additional flash to entice. The only thing the colored fiber hairs would have to be cut a little percise above the spin blade to turn. I would love to make my own but my wife’s head would blow off with all I my fishing addiction stuff. Keep up the great work.. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Another bladed could be very effective, yes sir!
Good video would like to see more video’s on Trout spinners ect…
Glad you enjoyed it!
Starting making my own spinners. TAKE THAT WALMART
@@mochachinolatte4397 LOL, indeed!
Using a split o ring to attach your treble hook allows you to change hooks easily if you damage them or want to change colors.
Yes indeed, appreciate the feedback!
I've been trying to make spinners but my blades don't spin right
Could be a couple things - make sure the curve side is “up”, facing the line tie. Colorado and Indiana blades work best on a clevis, skip the willow if you were trying to use it instead. And, make sure you have a bead on both sides of the clevis as that will keep it smooth and help it spin. Oh… and back-weighting seems to help… get that weight as close to the hook/material as you can. Hope this helps!!
My only brown trout was caught on a black body with yellow dots and a gold blade panther martin spinner. Also don’t sleep on 2.75” tubes, 1.5-2” swimbaits or 2” curly tails. My biggest trout ever (26” cutbow) was caught on a 4” tube jig in a rainbow trout color.
Sounds good, thanks man!!
you'll always remember your first 👏👏
Yes mam!!
That was sweet 👍
Thanks Samuel! Glad you enjoyed it!
I like micro tubes in root beer candy, or pink for trout.
Gotcha, thanks!!
If want to catch some giant trout, make a trip out to Colorado and I’ll show you some great spots!
I bet so!!
I can’t believe there’s not much content about making single hook inline spinners! Using larger single hooks on bigger heavier inline spinners making large fly like hooks. Only company I seen make them is roxstar, even they use a mustad hook at the end though.
Yeah, single hooks that small are an option but may make for a harder hookup ratio. I love a single hook when I can get away with it though!
@@SDGCustomLurecraft when I use my roxstar inline spinners I cut the mustad hook off so I can fish only single hook. Yes you might lose a fish now and again but the hookup is cleaner less damaging to the fish and 5x easier to remove. Once you remove the mustad hook it’s just a fly attached to an inline spinner. You should try making some with slightly bigger than fly hooks, you might fall in love! Try using some salmon hooks to make a larger fly and attach it to a spinner. I caught 4 20+ lbs salmon and an 11 lb trout on single hook inline spinners last October. I plan on making my own this year
You need some Red Ear Gill in the Lake.
I'll take whatever I can get, the more the merrier!
Great video
Thanks man!
In reference to your question about beaded spinners, I find that having a variety of styles to choose from for different kid, water conditions and depths conditions make a big difference. So make all kinds of styles and you’ll find what works best in your area.
QUESTION: what is the wire bender that you’re using?
Appreciate that Michael! The wire former is the Hagen’s Commercial Wire Former (I bought mine from Barlows). Here’s a link to it (thanks for the reminder, can’t believe I forgot to include that in the description!): barlowstackle.com/commercial-wire-former-p1044/?afmc=ni
Trout Magnet kit
LOL, yeah that would be effective! I’m looking to make my own though 💪💪
Can you please do a spinner baits and soft plastic swim bait with the Notre Dame football 🏈 team colors the colors are gold green and navy blue for your next soft plastic bait making video please thank you I love this rooster tail spinner 🔥🧡💛💚 yes please do a all beed spinner baits
I have plenty of ideas in the works, glad you liked this one!!
@@SDGCustomLurecraft nice I can't wait to see more great luer making videos 👍🎣
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Thx for watching!
I've caught a lot of rainbow trout on spinners that are mostly black with some chartreuse in the body or a little bit on the blade, but for the most part black
Trout love some contrast! 👍👍