Making a "Walk the Dog" Bass Lure
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2020
- In this video I make a classic topwater fishing lure. With bright colours, added vibration chamber and a tantilizing action, this bait imitates a wounded baitfish very well.
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Psalm 86:5,
"For you, O Lord, are good and forgiving, abounding in steadfast love to all who call upon you."
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*Found this through a CZcams video **enjoyable.fishing** recommend does exactly what its meant to do. Very durable and no hang-ups at all surprisingly*
Liking your airbrushing technique, great results.
Thanks for taking the time to share..
That's great movement from that lure!
Your insanely talented
Very impressed with your tutorial style. No wasted time. Also painted eyes are excellent!
Thanks very much, I appreciate the feedback!
Beautiful walking the dog action on that bait. You definitely know what you are doing
Thank you very much! Years of practice.
I like these lures. They look like real fish swimming under water.
inspired by the lack of machinery, i will try this myself thank you!
Your welcome, have fun with it!
EXCELLENT ACTION!!!
Thank you!
Nice work and great action!!! Thank you for the inspiration. I will have to give this a try!
Thanks very much! Have fun with it!
Instablaster.
Love your work
Thanks man!
Wow! Very impressive! That action is top notch 👌
Thanks, I appreciate it! 👊
Perfect !!!
Thank you!
It is quite a beauty. I like the way you make that video,
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great tutorial! I don't do wood lures but i paint crankbaits and really like you painting style- simple and effective! Just subscribed- keep up the good content!
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub!
very useful tutorial brother, thank you for sharing👍
Glad you found it helpful!
Amazing work!
Thank you, glad you liked it!
I love it, i love the details man i love to buy one just like that👍
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it.
excelente !!! muy lindo trabajo, super artesanal.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!
You bet!
Good job man, it is amazing.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Yes the way how you paint thumbs up
Thanks!
So pretty 🤩
Muito top 👏🎣🐟
Very nice.. It's not only beautiful, it's work also.. well done.. 👍👍
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Awesome job dude. Keep up the good work
Thanks man
Impressive!!!
Thank you!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Meus parabéns esta isca artificial artesanal ficou show de bola.
Perfect👍
Thank you!
Great job brother 🤙
Thanks man
Awesome work Buddy ....
Thanks Rod!
Beautiful bait as well brother
Thanks man!
Ellerine sağlık çok güzel oldu
God bless you, bro!
Thanks man, God bless.
Nice one!
Thank you!
Great work !
Thank you Kyle!
No promblem bro! by the way I’m howell Evan though it says Kyle (he is my dad)
Great work I see only better ones coming along.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
👋👋 magnífico 👍🎣🎣🎣🐟🐟🐟
Thank you!
👏👏👏👏
What a great video clip, I subscribed to your channel
Thank you very much!
@@LogjamLures I would love to know what wood you use?
Good job...
Thank you
Bom trabalho, nado perfeito da isca.
Obrigado!
The nail for the eyes is a good trick
Thanks, it works really well.
Excellent work. I have everything to get started in this hobby. What did you use for the scale texture though?
Thanks David! Try using the mesh from a bag of garlic. Works really well.
Ciao che stucco usi? Grazie mille in anticipo
Respect
Thanks
Great job! What nail polish do you use for the final finish if it's not a secret? Thanks!
It's a UV-cured epoxy resin by Alumilite
As others have said, the tight walk-the-dog action of this bait is exceptionally good. Have you tried it (or perhaps and even larger version) on New Brunswick's striped bass? If so, was it as effective as I suspect? How would you compare your lure's action to that of the mass-produced (but still very productive) Heddon Zara Spook, which is completely round? Keep up the great work, your neighbor in Maine.
some one know wich size of eye screw are good to use on 4 to 5inches lures?
I would use screw eyes around 1 inch long.
Great work. What did you use for a weight?
Thank you. I used tungsten powder.
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Amazing work. So impressed. What product is the coat you apply with your finger, please? Keep the topwater lure tutorials coming.
Thank you very much! It's a thin infiltrant from Starbond that waterproofs the wood.
Where did you get the eye screws? Can they handle salt water?
Moore's Lures. 100% stainless steel so they'll be fine.
What material (for weighting) is used at 4:25 ? Thank you.
It's tungsten powder. Much denser and safer than lead.
Where did you get the little tube with knockers in it?
Where do you get the tungsten powder?
Where did you get the uv light box?
The rattles and uv light are both from Amazon. I got the tungsten powder from Alumilite
@@LogjamLures any chance you'd be willing to link them? thanks man
Beautiful looking lure. What size rattles do you use on these?
Thank you! I believe this was 3/4” long.
What brand of coad do you put for the end?
Alumilite
Amazing!! Walks better that brand lures. Looks better too. I'm about to make some too but using plastic blanks. Not so confident I could make outtakes wood like yours... balsa?
Thank you! I appreciate it. Have fun with the blanks, lots of paint schemes to play with. This one’s pine wood.
What wood are you using mate? Looks soft but not balsa aye?
You're right, it's not. It's eastern white pine, more readily available in my area.
@@LogjamLures cheers man.
Where do you get those weights in the small container?
The rattle tubes? I get them from amazon.
That is a sweet looking topwater lure. I just subscribed 💪🏽
Thank you very much!
What is it that you are using to fill the holes. Vid inspired me to give it a go over the winter and I was thinking of mixing epoxy w sawdust, but that dry mix looks much cleaner than I imagine sawdust and epoxy lol
I use simple baking soda then add enough thin super glue to saturate it. It turns rock hard in just seconds!
All the best with your lure!
Thank you for the reply. Appreciate the information. A awesome stuff. Subscribed
@@thenonconformist4581 No problem, and thanks for the sub!
How much weight do you typically add to a lure this size(looks like a 4 inch) have you made any larger sizes?
Not very much, probably less than 1/2 oz. No larger sizes in this style yet.
Incredible Work ! really Inspiring !/Paul Roger Nilsson
Thank you!
Nice info broh
Thanks man.
Great video. What epoxy do you use for top coat?
Thank you! It's called Alumi-UV from Alumilite.
Beautiful masterpiece, but why did not tell what are the ingredients while making it? What were those dusts you put in the holes?
Tungsten powder for weight and baking soda for filler.
@@LogjamLures Thank you very much
I see a new hobby coming... although it must be a pain to lose one
It does break the heart 😩
Buenas desde Sanlucar de Barrameda-Cadiz, que son los polvos blancos y el líquido que usas después?, Gracias y buenos videos
Yo uso bicarbonato de sodio y súper pegamento para un relleno duro.¡Me alegra que lo hayas disfrutado!
Hi! What kind of wood to make this lure from? Thanks
I used white pine for this one.
@@LogjamLures thanks! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Kreative sekali bro
Thanks!
красиво
Your work is wonderful, but how do you choose the size? Please clarify more. Please reply and thank you
Thanks, I appreciate it! The size depends on what kind of fish I'm targeting as well as the size of baitfish in the area I plan on fishing.
Thanks
I've had all of my other questions answered in the comments but what is the white powder that goes on top of the rattle and the weight? Thanks and keep up the great work!
baking soda
Baking soda. When you add thin superglue it turns hard as rock!
@@LogjamLures Thanks very much! Everything you make is a work of art!
Where do you get your uv coat from??
Alumilite.com
🥰😍😱💖💝
WhAt type of wood do you use?
This one’s made of pine.
Nice work! I have a few questions. What kind of wood do you use? How thick it is? And finally - I wonder what is that dark powder?
Thank you! This one is made of 3/4" pine. The black powder is tungsten powder which is heavier and safer than lead.
Donde consigues la tela para simular las escamas?
Amazon.ca
Está hecho para la decoración. Buscar "tul"
Hi, I'm in Ontario Canada and looking for a source of bulk Superglue. Where did you get your bottle from?
Amazon.ca
They sell a couple options from Starbond with larger bottles.
@@LogjamLures Thanks - I'll check it out!
What type of wood is that?
Pine wood.
I ordered one of those saws from Amazon. It’s been in back order for the last 10 months😞
It'll be worth the wait.
Nice work! Do you make your own rattles?
Thank you! The rattles are from Amazon.
What is the gray powder?
Tungsten powder for weight.
Saludos desde Panamá
Seria bueno comprarle unos 3
Thanks! 👋
Saludos, que medidas utilizas de eye screws o cual marca utilizas??
Utilizo 1 pulgada de largo de Moore's Lures en los Estados Unidos.
@@LogjamLures gracias, entiendo que son los SC28
What timber do you use?
This one's made from pine.
I see you use the same saw as Marling ; )
Only the best
What did he use to weight it?
I used tunsgsten powder. It's denser and safer than lead.
@@LogjamLures Thank you
What is the dimensions of this bait?
Berapakah panjang lure ?
Beeapa lebar lure ?
Dan berapa berat timah belakang yang terpasang ?
beautiful indeed but you need a small workshop for this
Thank you! You make do with what you have.
i do this in my bedroom😂
ass ith wtg berapah gram omm
Please share paper pattern for Japanese people.
I want to try make this!
Hey I'm doing a survey asking 100-500 people if they would sell their homemade baits and lures on my website? There's only one fee and that is 15% commission off every item you sell.
Would you plz sell one to me for my dad he is been looking for something like that and It would mean a lot to me plz sir
Non sarebbe più solido e sicuro fare un'armatura passante?
copy the marling baits
pity you dont talk