How To Vinyl Skirt A Trolling Lure

An easy step by step guide on how to skirt a trolling lure with vinyl and mold craft tuff tails presented by Wireman Custom Lures.
Materials needed:
• A Sheet Of Vinyl
• Mold Craft Tuff Tails
• 30lb Wax Floss
• Super Glue
• Razor Blade
•scissors
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[@ejmacewan8942]

JUST A SUPER CHANNEL,, FANTASTIC EXPLANATION,,,,, 🎉.. THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATION AND PASSION THAT YOU BRING TO THOUSANDS OF US,,, WELL DONE 👍

[@benskai2475akurfishing]

Greetings from Indonesia, Senio, thank you for the knowledge, it is very valuable, greetings are always healthy

[@gruntsculpin1]

Where do you get the vinyl sheets?

[@jsi2082]

does the water cause the cloth backing to eventually separate from the vinyl?

[@wireman_custom_lures]

I’ll make a video covering exactly what you are asking. In short, as long as you wash your lures after each use and they are stored neatly, the vinyl will last for at least a year and the stitching won’t start to separate from the vinyl fabric.

[@shawnmartinisko725]

It looks good but when you get a wahoo or cuda bite an need to replace you skirt its going to take some time while a normal skirt take 2 min