Making a Mepps type lure.
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2020
- Today we will make a Mepps type lure for about 2 dollars.
Links to other videos.
How to make an in line lure. • How to make a inline f...
How to make an open eye shaft for spinning lures. • How to make an open ey...
Using the Tack-l-tool by Jann's netcraft. • Using the Tack-l-tool ...
Make your own lure dryer. • Make your own lure dryer
where to buy parts.
www.jannsnetcraft.com
www.lurepartsonline.com/ - Навчання та стиль
Nice lure, I build similar lures with round nose pliars by hand. I like to use 1/16 oz and 1/32 oz bullet weights as lure bodies. I like to paint them, and use round cutouts of lure tape, I make with hole punches, and use UV resin as a clear coat to lock everything in.
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I'm learning how to make lures. I love your videos!
Thanks!
I want to start making some lures thank you for the video
Nice video 👍
Hay thank you I'm going to get one of those lure tools thank you.
It's a lot of fun and easy to use.
“Mepps makes a great lure.” Apparently so do you!
Thanks! I do catch a lot of fish with this little jem.
Great video thanks. With a single hook (local regs) this would be great in NC streams
Thanks.
you can change hook out by simply choping the hook off at the eye on the hook and getting a small hook about the same length as the spinner wire take a punch and open the eye a little then slip it in place on the loop where other hook was and crimp closed
Would've been nice to see the finished loop
i use the hair from old baby dolls from thrift store in place of bucktail.
I Love it when people get creative.
Not makeable for 80 cents anymore! Janns has those spinner blades 5 per bag for 5 bucks. So each blade is a DOLLAR. Blade clevis hook body beads piece of wire. probably close to 2 dollars each. However store tackle is 5 - 6 bucks per piece and UP, so if you lose a lot of tackle to snags it can be worthwhile.
Why does that not surprise me? Everything has gone up so much in price.
It has been 3 years, but that still seems like a lot. Thanks for the heads up. I changed my video description.
Love your videos. But one of these days I'm going to machine you a proper paint spinning jig out of aluminum. Thanks.
That would be awesome!
Great how-to video, I needed this ! I lost about 8 Mepps spinners this season and it is getting expensive so I need to start making my own. At ~2:09 you mention you are using #10 wire - can you check that please as that seems way too thin (#10 AWG = .102"). Netcraft only lists .024 wire and LPO only stocks .026 wire.
Thanks.
They don't use the AWG system. I don't know if it's there own system or not. AFW #10 is .024. .026 will work fine.
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AFW?? Had to look that one up - American Fishing Wire !!! Can't seem to find a conversion chart though . . . but, I learn something new every day, sometimes twice a day. OK then, .024 works great for me. Thanks Tim, you're the best.
Nice video Tim.
Where can you buy wire ? What gauge ?
You can buy wire at these and other tackle shops.
www.jannsnetcraft.com/
www.lurepartsonline.com/
www.tacklewarehouse.com
Use what ever size wire you think you need. For a small lure like this I’m probably using .010 gauge.
AFW (American fishing wire) #10 is .010 and 124LB test.
Where can I buy an electric motor that turns slowly like the one you show in this video. Do you have a video on making this rotating tool?
You can purchase the motor at www.jannsnetcraft.com/028090500002
The video on how to build the dryer is at ua-cam.com/video/K30jI3DyUcw/v-deo.html
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Super glue is water soluble lol
I wanna see how you made that spinner
Check out the links below to see how.
Good video. But no, don't use that stuff to dress your hook. Use head cement or the cheaper option is go to the $1 Store & buy a bottle of clear nail polish.
Thanks for the advice.
@@timgrant6939 or if you have a female significant other, steal hers! Ha ha ha 😁
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Mepps probably have patent on the French blade so the ones that sell these blades will have to pay