Building a Fishing Lure

In this lure making adventure I’ll be making a mold for a new lipless Crankbait.
I started the video back in July and just now was able to finish it. Hope you enjoy.
Below is a list of some of the tools and materials I use.
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[@Der.Geraet]

Very well Done ! 😊

[@TimJameson-jg8sl]

Right on🎉🎉

[@AndreyDro]

perfect🎉

[@felixfanorballesterosubeda5511]

Barbaro raza muy buen trabajo gracias por compartir saludos

[@mike1261]

Love the carved details and shape of this lure... Apparently so do the fish!

[@TreysArt]

Thank you 🙏

[@danielmosimann2524]

great lure.happy new year🤘🤘🤘

[@magcolor]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheFrugalFlyRodder]

Losing a lure stinks, but man, oh man... losing art sucks!

[@TreysArt]

Yes for sure

[@morkotik3316]

Για σας και Ευχαριστώ που μοιράστηκε αυτό το βίντεο.

[@tork62077]

Dude you always have the best music 🎶

[@TreysArt]

Thanks 👍🏼

[@pecanjesaaleksandrom1108]

Bravo

[@Krozin]

treble front, single back...interesting...

[@TreysArt]

Yeah I like using a single on the back Incase a bigger fish bites. It’s a bigger hook than the individual ones on the treble so to me I figured it might work.

[@user-sj6wd8xf8q]

매직펜으로 주입구 만들면 어떨까요? 앞부분?

[@HLSluremaking]

6:23 🤨

[@zemi23.]

Hello man.✌️ As a rule, with this kind of lures, the moment it touches the substrate, the varnish on the muzzle cracks most of the time. How do you avoid this? (I use Devcon for the most part.) Thank you.

[@TreysArt]

I’ve noticed that too. Not too sure what to do besides switching epoxy. True coat would probably be better to use. I’m planning on getting some soon.