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Fastest way to make Drifting weights ( something new )
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Drifting weight DIY is todays subject , these are incredibly easy and fast to make ,
this is a Amazon Link for the solid core lead bullet weight material so you can make your own
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Awesome video!! I’m blessed to live right by Wilson dam wheeler lake wheeler dam. Been needing some slinky weights.
I use all kinds and these work really good and cost alot less
Your video format and quality has come leaps and bounds from 3years ago, love them. 👍
I agree haha , thank you for watching em
Man that new drifting, draggin ,slinky style weight is the way to go. I dont trust the 1 with just heat shrink and swivel, but the 1 Nu Skool did with mashing the lead and putting a hole with the swivel looks like the way to go. GREAT Idea guys, Ill be making my next bunch up like this. Thanks and Great idea. Keep the videos coming
Thank you brother, they all worked really good , the one with the heat shrink tube wad string than I thought it would be .
You guys are Brain Stormin' up some great DIY's....Like that thinkin' outside the Boxx!!
Thank you Wes , that solid core lead is some awesome stuff that sure makes that job easy and faster
Just wanted to update and let your followers know found something else to use in the drift weights
I saw where someone used BBS instead of the lead shot as every one has noticed lead any thing is hard to find ! I bought 6000 steel BBS Daisy brand at wall mart cost under $7.00 bottle has two pour openings it takes 84 to make 1 once for those without a scale weight of the tube material not big issue hope this helps y’all tight lines
Great DIY guys! We will be looking forward to catching the "how he rigs and uses these weights" video as well. Thanks for sharing yall 👍
Yes Sir , I'm sure his video will be helpful, he's a great fisherman brother . Thanks for watching buddy
@@FishinNStuff hey, do these hold bottom? What if I I need 4-6 Oz but I dont want the lead that long?
Been using these style weights for 30+ years on the rouge river in oregon drift fishing !
They have became my favorite , I like that parocord weights but these are so easy and fast
This is a great idea, it is so simple! Thanks for sharing!
I couldn't agree more buddy , thank my friend for sharing it too me by checking him out he's a great fisherman
I already have!
You awesome man I've got some awesome subscriber's thank you brother
Awesome video guys lots of great information
Thank you brother . I appreciate you man
Great Video. This was the video I was referring to when I talked to you at the Catfish Conference in 2022. Hope to see you again this year.
I'll be there . Look forward to seeing everyone
I love how easy that lead is to use. Great video guys!
Hey brother that was a great idea you had
Fishin N Stuff every now and then I have one of those 😂.
Good video yall. Nicely done.
Awesome collaboration you guys, will be making these for sure! Really like the lead core around rods while underway and the rattler cork! Running Lates gonna ROCK these ideas.
Collaboration... it’s the only way! Great video. Keep them coming!
Thank you brother
First time I seen them made was muddyriver fishermen great guy Kris is. But yea I like the way you did alot easier. I've got some from the store. Got over 12 years ago it was wire with lead in the middle few inches and the wire so small did good but I haven't used in years in being haven't been in boat in years. But I do want to make some of these kids just to have and show off to others that may be curious. I believe even thought you don't use them to have them you can teach others about them. But great video loved it. Have a good week. God bless
I use 1/2” cpvc. Heat one end up, dab some glue on it and clamp it shut until it dries.make it as long as u want it, put as much shot in it as you want, heat the other end up, dab some glue on and clamp it shut. Drill hole for a swivel. You can heat the middle up and put a bend in it if you want. Also it rattles. Cheap and easy.
Great video! Gotta love the bad ass intro music also.... 🎶
I know you didn't just say that to him 😁. You can't wear that here. Great video. Lately I've been using the solid core wire for Striper & Catfish. Same method except without the paracord / shrink wrap. Got the idea from Salmon Anglers. Awesome tips bud. Thanks for sharing 👍💪👊😎🎣
You know your stuff lol most ppl don't know that no snag weights started in steelhead fishing you a smart guy bro
You are BROTHER
Another great project! I've got plenty of pieces of that rope laying around, lots of swivels, and now I know where to get the lead line roll! Love the channel, keep it up.
Thank you Sir , do you trolling a lot ?
Fishin N Stuff I do in the Caribbean
@@equinoxfishingteam5837what do you troll for
Fishin N Stuff Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo and I'm still waiting for the Big Blue Marlin...
The guy I had on this DIY NuSkool fishing he fishes Salt and fresh water , he had a salt water boat
I like the second way mashing the lead end then covering with the paracord to protect your rod.
Steelhead river fishermen have been using the punched lead for 30 plus years check out lead master pliers the closer you punch the hole to the edge makes the lead break off easier so you don't lose your whole rig
I knew steelhead fishermen came up with it , and catfishing kind of integrated it into their sport. But I didn't know about those pliers that's a good idea man . I like the shrink tube myself , ppl were saying it would break off but that's why I liked it . Because you won't lose your whole rig
Such a good video with a cameo from NuSkool. These are great DIY tips.
Thank you brother ,do you ever troll for catfish on that outback you have
Very cool. Thanks for the information
Dude I love your fishin stuff thanks again
Thank you
Very helpful video, I just picked up several great ideas! PLEASE my friend make yourself a wood jig to hold those bobber floats when you bandsaw them. I'm a cabinet maker and cringed when I saw you with your fingers so close to that blade. Be safe and eet mor katfish!
Thank you Sir
Those are a lot quicker to make than what I been doing.
Cool stuff. Headed to shop to get on it ! Thanks
You'll like it if you've ever made the paracord weights lol , thanks for commenting brother
That is an awesome idea.
Awesome video guys
Thank you gentlemen. My Amazon purchase has been made. Lol.
Great video guys !!! 2 of my catfishing hero’s. Both right behind Dieter!!!😂😂😂😂
I'm not a Catfish hero im just a DIY guy lol
Good tips appreciated
Thank you for watching brother
@@FishinNStuff Yeah man
Great video guys. I used your link and bought me some lead! I'm gonna try it!
I think you'll like em man , I don't see em being superior in any way but in the time saving department they are the best
Fishin N Stuff time and money.
Sweet DIY thanks for sharing and a big thanks to nuschool
Yes Sir, that was a great new way to make em
great ideas
Thank you Sir
Audio seemed to be way more balanced. Also I dont troll but good ideas on those!!! Keep them coming.
Thank you , I live trolling for everything . I never trolling 5 years ago but once I started its hard toi beat someone trolling . I worked harder on the Audio for you buddy lol
@@FishinNStuff awe it was for me lmao not!!
Great ideas, nicely done
Thank you brother , I really meant all I said and I know you've made your share on drifting weights lol . I love how fast they are to make
@@FishinNStuff as a matter of fact I have made a few!
😜 well if you ain't trolled for catfish , then you a 1 trick pony lol
Great video and great tips, thx for posting
I like it alot. Nice work fella's
Thank you brother , do you tell a lot ?
Holy moly that is awesome I'm going to have to try it out brother
It really is if you use any kind of no snag weights
I use Kris floris's Timber king cobra drift weights
I love kris , he's a super nice guy I've met him a few times , but I like paracord weights the best, but these will be my new go tos
Yep I always run into him at the lake over here
Been testing all your diy ideas for these weights. Try 1/4" ID fuel line, bead inside at ends for plug, BBs and heat shrink!
My favorite so far is the solid core . It's fast , easy , and it works
@@FishinNStuff haven't tried that yet. I was using stuff I had laying around. I do have plumbing solder. Imma try it tonight
It works good , maybe not better but just as good as most . But I love how easy they are
Thanks for the video, great idea!
Thank you brother , appreciate you leaving a comment
Another great diy thank ya BROTHER
Thank you.
You welcome brother thank you for watching
Just subbed to Nu Skool and ordered the lead🤘🤘I fish from the bank but I have a idea.
Great video. Man. Yal killed it
Haha I stupid ain't I haha , wer had fun making it
AWESOME video! Thanks much!
Thank you Sir , do you trolling much
@@FishinNStuff Not much but may do more of it. Thanks
Very Nice!!! I'm on it!
Man I like several different drift weights but these are just too easy not to use
Yes Sir!
That lead core is on sale for $4 and some change right now on Amazon.
Great DIY 👍👍👍👍👍. I’ll be making me some of these for sure !! Hope you and your family have a very Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
great again
Thank you Sir
👍🏻 excellent
I would like to see your complete setup and how you fish it! Thanks
I talked about it more on this video .
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GREAT Ideal !!!!!
I agree brother, that's shut I had ti share it . That'll be the new way I do it
@@FishinNStuff IM STILL LOOKING FOR A LOCKING ROD RACK. ANY IDEALS YET ??
Great video!!!! Many of your DYI for freshwater fishing can be applied to Saltwater fishing...
I agree and many of the things they use in catfishing like say the Aluminum reel base rods started in saltwater fishing but most ppl don't realize that lol , thanks for commenting brother
Fishin N Stuff I collect fishing Tshirts!!! Love that Blue one... Send me Da’ Link
I'll send it as soon as some more come in shouldn't take long
I have soft core lead ingots that i made from lead i bought at the scrap yard. if i came up with some kind of mold to pour the lead in lets say 2'' strips i wonder if it would work just as well.
I believe it would , you know Jeff Manning has a video about making pencil weight molds . Some Aluminum and a 1/4" drill bit and I think you could make these too
Thank you
Nice diys
Cool video, but lead and those plastic ropes are polluting waters if snagged and snapped. Steel is cheaper and not as polluting as lead imo.
Now the only thing i need to figure out is how to turn all the scrap lead I have into flexible lead core! Then my only cost would be the paracord.
If you figured out a way to do it, I'd love to hear about it.
They actually have a set of pliers that will flatten and punch a hole in it so you can cut as you go based off the conditions
Thanks pretty dang cool . I like the shrink tubing. I get colors to match my rods lol
@@FishinNStuff i usually get the black...but, I like the cord...may have to tey that one.
@@FishinNStuff when you make your slinky, what weight slinky do you use for your math 6.5"=2 oz?
That's pretty close , they don't have to be perfect but that will put you really close too 2 oz
They make a tool for cutting the solid core that pinches the end flat and also puts a hole in the lead. Looks just like a pair of pliers
What it called
Good video and I appreciate the link to the lead core wire. Am I reading the price and doing the math right in figuring these sinkers are about $1 a piece if they are two ounces each??
That's what I figured too , that's a lot better than 3 dollars for a drifting stix weight . Or even comes in cheaper than the paracord weights . But still the selling point too me , what makes me like em so much is the time saving . I could put 5 of these together by the time I make 1 paracord slinky weight
So what’s better, the slinky or the drift stick, I might just have to make both…
Salmon guys have been doing that for years they make pliers to punch the hole 1quick
Another guy told me that , that's awesome I wish I knew that when I made this video lol
Dang you dudes are bored get out and fish it's good for you😎👍
Ol yeah lol . That's the point of this video less time making weights and more time fishing 👍
nice tips ! is the shrink tubing the same size as your solid lead or does it have to be a little larger in diameter?
I use the same size but it's harder to slide it in. You can go bigger
Is the shrink tube 1/4” for that 1/4” lead…or go with the 5/16” shrink tube? Thanks, bro
I used 1/4 before but it's tight . I use the 5/16
Great video guys...but where can I get solid core lead?having trouble finding it
I put the link in the description, I went and checked they still have some here's the link brother
Bullet Weights 1-Pound Roll Solid Core Lead Wire Fishing Line, 1/4-Inch www.amazon.com/dp/B003OCAFEC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_SEd1DbHAYNHDX
@@FishinNStuff thanks guys
Thank you for watching brother
Where do you buy the heat shrink and paracord.
Amazon
What size is the shrink tube?
Heck yea...now that’s what I’m talking about...Santee trip is just around the corner to...if I order that off your link does it help you?
No Sir that's not an affiliate link but I need to do that lol . These DIYs get expensive. I really like those weights man , so fast to make
Fishin N Stuff....yea I bet it does get expensive....I’ve been making slinky weights a few years but this will be my go to...thanks for the help.
It's my new go to ad well lol , thank you brother
Great video bub I've been at work the last to weeks making dragging weights with different size sinkers and it's a pain in the ass getting the shrink wrap over them. I love this idea.. how can I send you a picture
My Email address is in the about section keiff32@hotmail.com
Sorry I'd love to see your dragging weights
@@FishinNStuff awesome brother I will send the picture of the spinning rod holders when I get home from work. I just bought the same boat as nu fishing dude. I got the Excel Storm Cat but mine has a Suzuki 250 SS. I can't wait to get it out and slime it up
@@robertanderson5795 ol man that's a super nice boat, he just did a review on that bo boat the trophie is his boat , send me a picture id your dragging weights too I love seeing how ppl make they're stuff
@@FishinNStuff I will Keith and I went and watched his video as soon as I seen it pop up on yours. I'm naming mine cut bait!! I'll get you some pictures together and send them to ya. Keep up the awesome work.
What size heat shrink are you using for those lead core ones? Ooppss, sorry...pretty pretty please?😜
1/4" heat shrink
@@FishinNStuff Thank you sir! I'm gonna make some slinky weights with paracord to use up all the .22 pellets I have that don't shoot worth a crap, but after those are all lost to the bottom of the lake, I'll try those lead core & heatshrink ones. Hopefully I don't need to make those for a couple years, but I wanna make sure I know what to get when the time comes.
👍🏼
what size shrink tube do I need?
I used 1/4" its right but you need it tight so it holds in the swivel good
what size lead core do you use for the Dragon Weights ?? Learned a lot from Your Videos Sir .
I use the 1/4" lead core . You can use any size you just Have to adjust the length
Where you getting your lead core that size
I've got it saved on my Amazon store front to make it easy to find
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What size is the solid core lead bub
It's 1/4 "
I have tried to find solid core lead in Australia and on internet with no luck - wher do you get this?
www.amazon.com/dp/B003OCAFEC/ref=cm_sw_r_u_apa_glt_fabc_PV7NJ1R4ABEFNZY6SX9W
I like the idea, but using lead is forbidden by law where I fish, any substitutes for the lead ?
Where do you live ? Most American state only forbid lead usage if they are under 1/2 oz . And of course lead shot for water fowl
@@FishinNStuff Thank you, you're right I looked it up and nothing under 1/2 oz. I fish the river between Vermont and New Hampshire. Gonna make some to these.. Thanks again.
@@johnmayo6906 it's cool buddy . I looked that stuff up when I did the no lead sinker videos and I noticed most states where ok with lead over 1/2 . It's all about the birds
What size/kind of shrink tube for that?
For the 1/4" lead I used 1/4" shrink tube . It's a little tight so you could go up a size if you wanted
@@FishinNStuff Thanx a ton :)
@@FishinNStuff Would the 3/8 hold the swivel good though?
@@chadharrelson2880 I might i haven't tried it but I like the swivel too be the break point so I don't lose my whole rig . Honestly though I haven't lose one of these weights yet
Where do you get the lead from in the circle
It's called solid core lead . 1/4 " you can find it on Amazon
@@FishinNStuff I ordered some from Walmart
Thanks man I been doing it the wrong way wasting money appreciate it
@@aaronvasquez8388 I really like it because it's fast . I appreciate you watching brother
How about a diy rod rack that goes on the garage doors?
I would love that but my does roll up , I would have to find someone with the other type doors
Wheres the link for the lead
This videos very old . Links change
EASIEST DRIFT WEIGHT....
old window counterweight... already has a hole.
That would work good for an anchor but drift weights are like 2oz
Patagonia? NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
I made him change lol
Dang this guy is awkward
😆 maybe it you lol
What size shrink tube do I need?
I use 1/4 , it's a little tight . But you can go up a size if you perfer
@@FishinNStuff thanks!