Making open ended fishing feeders using sand casting

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
  • Bob from the tackle shop saved me a piece of plastic tubing that came with a replacement kit for a pole. The reason he saved it was for me to make some feeders as it was something he used to do before he owned a tackle shop, I don't think he used the same techniques but I suspect it did the same job.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 115

  • @uglickihyan
    @uglickihyan 7 років тому

    It is impossible to choose which is better: the videos that you are shooting or the things that you are doing. Perfect!

  • @simonm7909
    @simonm7909 7 років тому

    Paul there are those that "can" and those that "cant" but mostly there are those that "cant be bothered". Making shit has it own rewards particularly when fishing. Top video as always

  • @kzookid2051
    @kzookid2051 6 років тому

    Love the commentary that goes along with your videos. It's like spending the day with a friend in his workshop. And then we get to go fishing.

  • @Marktemolator
    @Marktemolator 7 років тому

    Awesome video another absolutely good creation.Thanks

  • @lesdunn736
    @lesdunn736 3 роки тому

    2021 fantastic. I absolutely know where you are coming from.
    Just imagine you could be playing golf (all day). Watching football, tennis or cricket.
    Hang on in there buddy. Inspirational.

  • @daveoconnell9100
    @daveoconnell9100 4 роки тому

    Thanks so much. This is a wonderful video. The amount of time and painstaking effort that you employ to make a feeder makes you a born craftsman. What a pleasure to watch!

  • @walliswizard
    @walliswizard 7 років тому

    Never has the word Artisan better been used to describe somebody than right here. What you do is just simply amazing.

  • @NGAF.
    @NGAF. 7 років тому

    Great work once again Paul.....

  • @MrJewripper
    @MrJewripper 7 років тому

    Whoever did your sound... the music and everything, absolutely amazing

  • @henkofzo118
    @henkofzo118 7 років тому

    Yesterday i was thinking about building a feeder myself but i needed someone to do it before me so i knew how to do it. This was the perfect video for me , thanks

  • @eldjozze
    @eldjozze 7 років тому

    U will Always be my no1 youtuber. If there is anyone that deservs a tb show its u! I learn so mutch from u. Ur amazing

  • @ratdog3055
    @ratdog3055 7 років тому

    Making vs buying not only lets you experiment with what you want, it gives you a great deal of satisfaction when it works to or beyond your expectations. Whether it is lures, feeders or whatever, making it yourself adds to the total fun of fishing (or any other hobby).

  • @andressandoval92
    @andressandoval92 7 років тому +6

    Like always, great work Paul, you inspired me to create my own lures, and enjoy much more fishing...

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому +13

      Thanks, i was fishing with this down at the lake yesterday and doing all right and a six year kid asked what I was fishing with and I showed him and he asked where i bought it, and i told him I made it and he said I was best fisherman on the lake and I felt like a god.

    • @andressandoval92
      @andressandoval92 7 років тому

      The Handmade Fisherman that's great...

  • @davidharvey5672
    @davidharvey5672 7 років тому

    I enjoy making things too. I am the untidiest worker i know, partly due to space but mainly because I'm an untidy person at heart. Thanks for sharing your talent.

  • @garrydeimert7397
    @garrydeimert7397 2 роки тому

    I totally get where you are, I love making my own stuff from crap I've got lying around the garage, it's never as pretty as bought gear but the feeling you get when it works as good but for no money is priceless. I am new to your channel and I love it. Subbed.👍👍

  • @owaldock
    @owaldock 7 років тому

    Another fantastic video. Thanks for sharing so much with us.

  • @SCOUSER-
    @SCOUSER- 7 років тому

    There is no better feeling than catching fish on tackle you have made from scratch' even if it does cost a few more penny's, Thanks Paul for sharing, Awesome job as always, I have learned so much 👌🏼

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому

      This didn't cost me a penny the pewter came from some junk i melted down and the tube came from the tackle shop as freebie so I did alright, I wish it was always that cheap, thanks

  • @SplishSplashFishing
    @SplishSplashFishing 7 років тому

    Those movies where you have sort of an parallel commentary story really hits the right spot for me. Always leaves me a bit thoughtful and wanting to make more gear. I think that is was the one about the reed float that did the same, and I'm happy you picked it up again. Well also a nice build on the side, but that goes without saying

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому +1

      cheers, i had so many ideas with what to do with this vid I just don't know how it ended up this was but i think it worked

    • @SplishSplashFishing
      @SplishSplashFishing 7 років тому

      Well I loved it, so it worked for me

  • @pavski
    @pavski 7 років тому

    I'm glad "you make shit." Your videos are always enjoyable to watch and inspirational. I hope you keep this going and come up with new ideas for as long as you.

  • @jonnywaselectric
    @jonnywaselectric 7 років тому

    Making shit is fun, watching you make shit is very entertaining, thank you for sharing

  • @murf2553
    @murf2553 7 років тому

    I make my own fishing items too it gives you such pride and joy to know that if you catch something on something you have worked hard on put time into and put thought and effot into, keep up the videos dude they excite the tinkering sides of minds 👍👍

  • @EBspeciesfishing
    @EBspeciesfishing 7 років тому

    We love that you share what you make. We like to make stuff too & we've learned a lot from you. Last weekend I caught over a dozen carp on your milk bottle top feeder. I don't know why but it seems to catch more fish than my method feeders. I tried all day to get a 2nd rod in the water, but my bite alarm would go off before I could get the second rod baited! Thanks for sharing these awesome videos.

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому

      They are so much fun the bottle tops, i have had some crazy afternoons with them when you almost get bored of catching but the funny things is when people ask you what your catching on and you show them. Keep on making the vids, one rod , one float and tin of corn, great stuff and thanks

  • @oldgold5848
    @oldgold5848 7 років тому

    Great work again Paul. Keep them coming!

  • @cbstres
    @cbstres 7 років тому

    You are my inspiration for DIY fishing

  • @Stuartyh7
    @Stuartyh7 7 років тому

    Very impressive mate. Nice work indeed.

  • @njteech
    @njteech 7 років тому

    Learned casting in grade school....taught it later for 40yrs....took it out of many schools, sad....great vid

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому +1

      i went to a very odd school were we had no workshops or shop classes it was all academic, I think if would of had shop as part of school I may of stayed on for highers, school just was not for me. But i still get excited like child opening a mold be it sand or silicone to see what is inside and as you know sand casing is as old as time.

    • @njteech
      @njteech 7 років тому +1

      primitive technology plants the seeds of innovation... never had discipline problems...well most of the time, lol...keepin em' safe was key

  • @fishingwithstreamer8046
    @fishingwithstreamer8046 7 років тому

    Great work,as always 😃

  • @rushdrift
    @rushdrift 7 років тому

    Damn this video quality is through the roof

  • @matthewchastain136
    @matthewchastain136 7 років тому

    Epic as always

  • @onzetea6063
    @onzetea6063 7 років тому

    Nice video, hello from Russia!

  • @shippo1159
    @shippo1159 7 років тому

    Excellent watching the process. Have made wooden moulds they work very well.

  • @craigwallace4809
    @craigwallace4809 7 років тому

    Another great helpful video. I love watching your videos I've only just found your channel a few weeks ago but the tips an tricks I've seen you do are fantastic.👍 Thanks for sharing your projects with us and keep up the fine work my friend you'll always get a thumbs up from me 👍👌✌

  • @danielhaddon1453
    @danielhaddon1453 6 років тому

    HIYA PAL I MADE A COUPLE OF OPEN ENDED FEEDERS WITH OUT THE WELDING AND MORE THIN METAL PLATES AND SCREWS AND THE FACT IV MADE REAL BIG FEEDERS JUST FOR MY FIRST 10/12 CAST THEN A SHORTER FEEDER TO FISH OVER THE TOP ? THE FEELING OF PULLING OUT A FEW BREAM WITH ONE IS SOMEHOW FANTASTIC ! IV GOT SO MANY VARIABLES AND COLOURS AND NO HOLES IN SOME DEPENDING ON DEPTH OR STRIKE ? ANYWAY ? GREAT FUN TO FISH WITH AND VERY EASY TO MAKE "IF I CAN DO IT " : ) : )

  • @colinbarnett7441
    @colinbarnett7441 7 років тому +10

    To me this man is no youtuber, he is a film maker

    • @LunkerFishing
      @LunkerFishing 7 років тому +1

      I cannot agree more.

    • @falcorob2616
      @falcorob2616 7 років тому +1

      Lord Penguin Couldn't agree more.👍👍👍

  • @omsemue
    @omsemue 7 років тому

    Thanks for posting it.

  • @simonhopkins3867
    @simonhopkins3867 7 років тому

    thanks for sharing your knowledge. I've just finished my first mepps type spinner and am working on several wooden lures.

  • @proskipper1
    @proskipper1 7 років тому

    Thanks for the handmade fishing vids inspirational - have always tied my own fishing flies but thanks to you made me some balsa course waggler floats - bit rough to be honest but the fish did'nt mind.... keep up the good work.

  • @dercoellner
    @dercoellner 7 років тому

    Great Video.

  • @onkelwernerswerkstatt
    @onkelwernerswerkstatt 7 років тому

    great video again m8!!!

  • @НиколайШевченко-у9в

    Я думаю , нужно быть фанатом , и не только фидерной ловли !Организовать модельно-опочное хозяйство , формовку , заливку , выбивку , может только литейщик !

  • @zoffinger
    @zoffinger 7 років тому +1

    Hard to know the exact time a student becomes a master.

  • @playfulcarp7165
    @playfulcarp7165 7 років тому

    Well done,commendable!

  • @Enpassantful
    @Enpassantful 3 роки тому

    Great job, well made. I am sure you could make a metal mould but probably not worth buying a cnc mill just to make feeders. 😀

  • @YOURFISHINGCHANNEL
    @YOURFISHINGCHANNEL 7 років тому

    beautiful clip.

  • @blobinfishgames1235
    @blobinfishgames1235 7 років тому

    Great video like always! I wish i could make that myself ;)

  • @elokjerside8680
    @elokjerside8680 6 років тому

    Great work your done...How about showing to making some window feeders?

  • @farrellbudgen2307
    @farrellbudgen2307 7 років тому

    U are so creative

  • @leecoleman600
    @leecoleman600 7 років тому

    Videos are amazing I'm totally hooked on them ! Are your lures for sale 👏🏻

  • @rocklandwatts5859
    @rocklandwatts5859 6 років тому

    A lot of industrious work, clever ,time consuming here though a drag ,i make my feeders also save a bob or two and gives satisfaction, keep it simple as first cast it might snag

  • @ethankirkpatrick6039
    @ethankirkpatrick6039 7 років тому

    Do you think you can make a mackerel rig with paddle tail swimbaits?

  • @TheAudiostud
    @TheAudiostud 7 років тому

    "The Talented Mr Adams"

  • @claysmith8221
    @claysmith8221 7 років тому

    I too also make shit,some good some not so good .And like Paul these are also my learning books.

  • @heathschwab
    @heathschwab 7 років тому

    Now that's for carp fishing right you add bait and the small hooks close to it or poked into it for them to grab while eating. Or am I close. Anyway cool thanks. God bless

  • @twofishrexy918
    @twofishrexy918 7 років тому

    Making. Fixing. Fishing. It's the source.

  • @ralfmuentnich
    @ralfmuentnich 3 роки тому

    Super.

  • @ninovbokhoven
    @ninovbokhoven 7 років тому +2

    Nobody expects the spanish inquisition!

  • @cattaraugustonawanda4426
    @cattaraugustonawanda4426 6 років тому

    Paul, is this "feeder" used to position what we call chum to lure fish to an area where you are fishing? Nice video as always but no explanation of what you are making.

  • @aurelthefisherman1190
    @aurelthefisherman1190 7 років тому

    Bonjour, je suis de l'autre coté de la manche, et oui français (Charente), et je suis votre chaine depuis des mois car celle ci est très intéressante pour la conception diverse et variée de matériel, et je tenais à vous en remercier.
    J'ai une petite question concernant l'utilisation de votre poudre / terre pour le moulage du plomb.
    Pourquoi n'utilisez vous pas du silicone haute température ?
    Bien cordialement.

  • @DerekPlace
    @DerekPlace 7 років тому

    No one expects the Spanish inquisition!

  • @jasonpatterson8091
    @jasonpatterson8091 7 років тому +4

    "I make shit, that's just who I am."

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому +2

      I thought of all these 'clever' things to say and in the end that kind of said it all a little rougher but better

  • @feedercro411
    @feedercro411 3 роки тому

    Reel name is?

  • @veebuk8522
    @veebuk8522 7 років тому

    well im going to try it myself if i call.

  • @inspirality
    @inspirality 7 років тому

    If Jack Hargreaves was alive today I'm pretty sure he would be proud to hand his baton over to you. Bless you and keep up with whatever you want to do.

  • @joshuajoseph864
    @joshuajoseph864 7 років тому +1

    Noice

  • @garrettbone3270
    @garrettbone3270 7 років тому

    make a 10ft spinning rod

  • @ProPyroPower
    @ProPyroPower 7 років тому

    or get some mesh screen,fold it to a tube and screw on piece of stone ;p

  • @DjRockFestaPortuguesa
    @DjRockFestaPortuguesa 7 років тому

    5*

  • @pianyouax3549
    @pianyouax3549 7 років тому

    Great video!!👍😀😀😁
    I SUB WITH 5 ACCOUNT
    Great song!! 👍😁️😀

  • @Francois_Dupont
    @Francois_Dupont 3 роки тому

    its better to make a mold out of plaster, its reusable.

  • @leslieaustin151
    @leslieaustin151 7 років тому

    Yup, if you need to ask "why?" then you've missed the point. Floats, sinkers, jigs, a trailer for the car, a sports car chassis, ham radio aerials, and more - most are cheaper to buy, but there's no fun in that. I've had the fun. The 'why-ers' have missed it.

  • @pinecone3630
    @pinecone3630 7 років тому

    It's the first time I've heard you say shit

  • @HOOKEMINTHEMOUTHKAYAKFISHING
    @HOOKEMINTHEMOUTHKAYAKFISHING 7 років тому

    You have a great video i watched every min of it.I'll be back to see more . Thanks for sharing with the world.If you have a chance check my channel out.If you like hit subscribe.Let me know you did and ill say WHAT UP?! HOLLA AT YA BOY!!!!! Keep up the good work! Take Care God Bless!

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому

      Thanks, I have subscribed to your channel but at the moment I am away and the internet is do bad I can barely whatch anything on youtube so it might wait a few weeks before i can check them , thanks again

  • @piaoliang5467
    @piaoliang5467 7 років тому +1

    you make the worst feeders i've ever seen. But the best youtube videos. Nothing wrong with either, but you should know your talents.

    • @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman
      @PaulAdamsTheHandmadeFisherman  7 років тому +3

      I don't know how to answer this without making either one of us sound like a dick, so I will just leave it there.

    • @jameshaveron4197
      @jameshaveron4197 7 років тому

      The Handmade Fisherman well replied

  • @COCO52704
    @COCO52704 7 років тому

    3

  • @piggyman423
    @piggyman423 7 років тому

    First

  • @mprice126
    @mprice126 6 років тому

    what a load of fannying about thers moor simple way then that

  • @eliteassasin4541
    @eliteassasin4541 7 років тому

    4

  • @WVhillDweller
    @WVhillDweller 7 років тому

    GOD made the earth in 6 literal days through His WORD the LORD JESUS CHRIST. John 1:1-3kjv

  • @cr0cket01
    @cr0cket01 7 років тому

    I think why make things like you do is dumb question it like why grow veg....because it means you done something and things taste better home grown fish caught by your inventions and work feel better to you. Lol i even used to make own traces from horse hair (male tail hair not female ) also it helps keep the devil away, if you old enough to remember the old saying about idol hands and the devil. keep up the good work

  • @harrisongrime2010
    @harrisongrime2010 7 років тому

    First