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Can I make my longest casting lure with ball bearings and magnets?
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2023
- In this video we make a magnetic weight shift lure that casts way farther than a standard lure.
I modify a saltwater topwater lure, and my normal rattle chamber, to create a long casting lure that can get you out there far from the boat.
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Thank you again folks...this channel would not be growing if it wasn't for the active subs that comment, chat, and share. I announce the winner of the lure at the end of this video so at the very least skip to the end and congratulate the winner. I always struggle with how much or how little of the technical stuff to include in the vid. I know for lots of you it can be a bit off putting. Let me know when i go overboard and need to pull back a bit. Cheers.
Technical is perfect, you do great!
Don’t change a thing, plus it makes me rewind the clip so I make sure my math was correct.
Fascinating technical detail. The science behind lure making - love it 😎
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent tech presentation and lure. Knockers are always a good thing on lures.
Hello my friend happy Saturday enjoy seeing your luers video I love all the fishing 🎣 luers you have done 👍 in all of your videos ✌️ thank you very much for making this long casting weight transfer hard bait luer for me I have long casting weight transfer hard bait luers for pier fishing and I always wondered how they were made I truly appreciate it 🎣👍✌️
Thanks for the suggestion.
"Art of luremaking" you use this therm quite offten, love it 🤌 keep inspiring, thanks a lot! cheers!
When I'm watching your videos, my wife wants to know whenever you use the whiteboard. It's her favorite part. She's kinda of a keek lol!. We learn a lot and I think the engineering makes your channel unique.
Thank you, tell your wife I'm a white board geek too.
Congratulations Garret. Awesome lure that your getting.. 👍
Brilliant from the uk,i make lures for sea bass ,ive taken loads of your tips and recently landed a 10lb bass ,a doubke figure bass in the uk is a milestone for shore fishing,never mind on a lure,after posting on local groups i received 1400 kind comments and encouragement, whenever anybody asks how i make them,i refer to your channel for guidance,top work ,top man,top channel,im a top fan😁
Congrats on the 10 pounder! And thanks so much for helping spread the word and grow the channel. Cheers.
Wow im so glad I found your channel!! This information is exactly what I’m looking for.
Welcome!
I like the technical calculations. It gives the the lure maker a chance to get things just right for the action desired. This channel is one of the most interesting for lure makers. I have been making lures for a long time, this stuff never gets old. Thanks for your time and effort keeping this going.
Nice to hear from a fellow lure nerd...thank you.
Fantastic lure making
I like that sinking version…….Congrats to the winner of the lure give away……
technically..... this is a great modification
This was a lot of Lure College to take in for a single video! Glad there wasn't a test at the end. LOL Super job Franco!!!
I always struggle with how much technical stuff to include...I know it can be off-putting for lots of folks. Thank you for sticking with it...
@@EngineeredAngler I am not complaining about the amount of information you apply to lure making. If necessary, I'll replay, pause, and research until I get a grasp on it. I may not fully understand it all, but if the time comes that I want to use some of this, I will most assuredly refer back to it... and I have.
So, please continue to educate us! This is why I love your channel. Some information is above what I know, some is simple, but I always learn something from you and recommend the Engineered Angler to many folks!
@@EngineeredAngler Don't worry keep it technical! Too much stuff is watered down these days.
I continually learn new things when I come to your channel. I don't always understand some it the first time around, so I will watch it again. Math was always one of my favorite classes in school, so this is actually fascinating to see it applied in a practical way that helps me improve my hobby. Thank you Franco!!!
Happy Friday and thank you for the giveaway, it was fun deciding a best guess! Take care amigo.
I'm glad ur using straws too. I just made a rat whopper plopper that has one with a couple bbs. It helped with buoyancy for stability.
Good stuff Franco
Great video. Retired engineer here. Do you ever use in-line single hooks instead of treble hooks? It seems like they reduce drag in water and during the cast. When I buy a new lure I generally replace the treble hooks with singles, but after watching your videos, I am sure that this changes the balance and buoyancy. Would be best to design with single hooks from the start.
I rarely use the single hooks, mostly because missed hook-ups
Great stuff as always
Regarding the mixing stick, maybe just cut a little off the bottom leaving a flat area and the curve.
With the wide sticks that would probably work....
Wow wow wow!! This is sooo fascinating to me. I definitely need to learn how to make these lures! Loving your channel!
That was a cool build and looked like it worked pretty good. You should do a bonus painting video on those.
Those are some mighty cool lures there, sir!!
Hi, it's good to see that you embrace the dark side, by that I mean you use metric weights & measures. To do some of those calculations in inches & ounces would have left a lot of room for error. I know it's not popular over there (only another 336 million to go) but maybe one day you'll all finally adopt metric... What am I saying, it'll never happen.
Nice video, keep it up.
Thanks!
Thanks so much.
You mention in the video about making a lure suspend in the water. Can you go over the formula for figuring that out?
I made this lure near suspending
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Way cool .
So much technik
Would luv too see this in a big old pike/musky bait with bigger hardware if possible 👍👍 not sure if a bigger magnet would eventually stop releasing the bigger balls though 🤔
Could you get a similar effect with more noise by using smaller bearings or BBs? Or maybe a harder plastic for the tube instead of a straw, for more sound? It seems like you could get the long cast function and also make noise like a Rattletrap with your idea and a couple tweaks.
The smaller the balls the less weight per volume they take up. And the farther the last one is from the magnet therefore it won't stay around. Larger balls work best.
@@EngineeredAngler I understand, thanks for the explanation
Congratulations to the winner of the lure!
Wow! This build gave me a lot to think about!
Question,, the links you provide for your Amazon store won't connect to MY account with Amazon,, how can I find your product, and still get you your percentage, after I go into my own account?
Never mind,, I got it to link to my account on my phone,, it won't link on my iPad
Wow man that is really thoughtful. But, getting you the individual links to what you are interested in would be a bit of a hassle for both of us. Feel free to buy it on your own and thank you so much for the thought.
Hi,Franco, I have a question maybe can be the question of the week. I hope. 😊.
The question is about the hooks bend out. Hooks is one part the system on lure. Why that hooks can bend out? I hope you can explained physics behind hook easy bend out. This question come from when fishing for get a bite we need match the bait size, often is small one but the target fish is big and hook is bend. How to handle the situation as we lure designer to make good system when this case happen. Bait is small but the target is big. Thank you.
That's a good question
Great video, what’s that fixed spool reel and rod combo look great.
Nothing very special, Fin Nor medium 7 foot rod with a Pfluegar President 35 reel. I love that reel its absolutely the most reel for the money I've ever found.
Loved the video! When you put lures with a rattle into your shop oven have you ever had a situation where the straw of the rattle melted? Or does the straw not get effected by the heat? Thank you
I don't allow the lure to get that hot. The lure is only about 170 deg. F That's still cool enough to hold with your bare hands just a little uncomfortable but not hot.
@@EngineeredAngler thank you!
What a great idea. ❤ Can I ask about the diameter of balls (did you use 3 balls) and size of the magnet. I seem to have issues keeping balls forward. Only 1 stays.
1/4 inch balls, Not all magnets are created equal. Some of the small rare Earth magnets aren't very strong. Sometimes you have to stack 2 together to make it work.
@Engineered Angler Lures thank you for the quick reply 🙏 😊
Will look into different magnets
No wonder lures cost $$$. Someone has to pay for the density computers
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DO'H! I missed it by 0.03 oz
I know! There were a few close ones.
How can I get hold of these lures?
what kind of white powder do you add to the solution? and in what proportion?
You should watch my videos on mixing resin.
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Awesome lure you made, quick suggestion , can you do a video on how to make a jerkbait that goes to 50 ft. deep.
You should watch my crankbait master classes, you might get some insights.
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@@EngineeredAngler ok, thanks .
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Where in Florida are you
North Central near UF
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This should be interesting. I've tried this in the past but wasn't satisfied with the results and because of the complicated design and acute awareness of my skill level didn't try again. 😂
This makes my head hurt.....
everything is easier in metric