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18:32 “so it’ll have a really nasty smell coming out of the back end” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this had me dead 😂

Oh I love you using METRIC, New Zealand change to Metric from UK Imperials in 1967. Metrics are so easy to use especially in small dimentions. I love your Dsplacement workings Yes so easy to understand. Thanks I really like the way you EXPLAING EVERYTHING. Thanks. Hemi Fox, New Zealand.

My dad used to make his own jigs from car door handles, cheap and readily available from any breakers yard or scrap dealer.

Popping in to say thanks for all your information. Now to start from scratch and figure out exactly how with my main design some worked like a charm and fish attacked, and others wobbled/wibbled/worbled all over. Tried the CD Disc lure, I screwed that up from the beginning, so took some Solarez Flexible UV and put two coats on the Disc, peeled off the film and then 5 min epoxied to a lure. So I am all excited again with new ideas, thanks Franco

like your thinking, myself..I have used hollow body soft lures, filled them with catfish stink bait (put a small hole near top of lure to relieve back pressure when filling) with empitied caulk tube refilled with the bait. this allowed the bait to slowly empty from the lure and attracted the fish..worked verywell

I just don't see this stuff in Scotland, I've watched Marling baits for years now but I'm really enjoying the way your explaining the physics on how lures work. Both brilliant but completely different lure makers.

Just come to this channel again and to say this: Im inspired by your passion on lure making and I bought a 3D printer 2-3 months ago, I have made my own lure from scratch after all the grinding in 3D modeling/material test/structural design/weight balancing etc. Thank you

Very cool! 🤯 I can imagine freshwater jig heads being made in half ounce sizes using a scent chamber instead of a rattle chamber. Can imagine how many more summertime bites it would generate.

i love the smell of Gulp!™ in the morning

Video Request: Can you do a video on homemade DIY tactical angler style clips ? I have seen your videos on wire bending templates and tools, perhaps you can do a DIY 'How to' on making these quick change clips.

Maybe squeeze the back end a little to "crimp" the green foam in place.

For you “question of the day”….how would you apply you pledge floor wax and then the polycrylic mid coat? Would you dip straight into a container or would you spray with reducer? Thank you.

I just bought a plastic box with a gasket for storing my Gulp collection. Up here around the Chesapeake it's super popular because it gets bites. But it's expensive. Is there any chance of making a DIY version? FishBites Dirty Boxers are supposed to be very similar but tougher. Tougher would be better because Gulp gets destroyed by tail biters. And the FishBites kind aren't ever in stores. If we can't make an effective copy of Gulp I have some other ideas for soft plastics to make them absorb scents better. Regular PVC doesn't soak up the good stink.

Maybe close of the back end like a fin and have a bunch of small holes along the bottom to release the scent?

That's another awesome lure

Those look like they will do real good in salt water- very creative!

meat fluid injector works good for this..(adding scent to lure)

Suggestion: drill a few holes about 1/4" from the end of the jig and put a screw cap at the end in which you can drill a few holes as well and then sand that screw cap to a degree to get some angle, that way fluid dynamics may help a little bit with gulp delivery and you don't risk losing a that "sponge" in the water.

Good morning Franco! Love the concept, love the materials, love the video! The dressed treble with some silicone legs and a matching paint scheme would make a great squid jig! Just saying Thanks

Oh im definitely trying this one! Great video thanks for the salty stuff!

Great video

Those lures look like they should be good for slow pitch or maybe fast pitch vertical jigging in deep water. And they should be awesome for mackerel if you cast them. Cool. I'd love to know how much the Gulp sauce helps.

Have you thought about making a mold and pouring some lead jigs ?

gave me some great ideas to go a slightly different direction.... would keep the rattle ... shorter ... a screw thread at the back for a paddle tail or curly tail...

What about taking a step farther. But one of those clear hollow paint your own crank bait, slice it in half, pack the inside with that foam, superglue the halves back together, make some pinpoint scent dispersion holes aft and a pour hole on top???????

Nice job love your videos

Like a custom Gotcha plug

Thank you for another inspiring video! I do have a question related to your question of the week: If I’m using the minwax polycrylic as a mid coat, could I apply air brush acrylic paints over it and would the acrylic paint adhere well to it? The reason I’m asking is that I’ve been sealing my saltwater wood lures with two part epoxy. After curing I’ve been scuffing them up, and then applying my airbrush paints. Only concern is that the weakest link in all this seems to be the bond between the epoxy sealer and acrylic paint base coat. I’m wondering if I’d get a stronger bond applying the polycrylic between the epoxy seal coat and acrylic paint? Or would Pledge provide a better bond??

two questions: why don’t you use gloves when painting? how much space do you leave between the holes on metal lures like that and the outside wall? it always seems awfully close when you do it.

A little off topic, but I can’t seem to get a clear answer, maybe you can help: what would be a good brand, or model for an in-line moisture trap and a trap that attaches to the gun? Thanks so much. Really enjoyed your reviews on UV!

Is it possible to make a bibbed walk the dog lure. A successful lure would dive maybe 5 meters and be able to WTD action.

The Floor Care finish is no longer made. Can you recommend a comparable alternative? Thank you

Hey Franco! Love the channel! I have a question regarding wire diameter. Do you use the same diameter for all your lures or do you use smaller diameters for smaller lures? I'm looking into making tiny finesse jerkbaits, cranks, poppers, etc and curious on what would be a good diameter. Thanks!

Another great video ++

How would you apply the floor Pledge and the minwax?

What does moisture in the air do to a casting that was cast outside? Does the urethane take on moisture from the air and make the end product less bouyant?

Asking this as you are starting to paint in the video, so you might have answered. Wanted to ask now before I forget. Why did you not have to rough up the metal before painting, even some scotchbright? Love the videos Thanks

Looks beautiful lure, good concept, but does it catch fish?

how many units do you have to make to break even on the materials cost ?

Floor care finish is discontinued. What else would work ?

how did it work?

would like to share my scented solution... best way to privately send pictures?

A pipe bait. Now your talking practical and I suspects specks and spanish will jump on it. Not sure about the stinky stuff. Get a cat, collect the turds and cram one in the bait. Cat crap is super high in protein so ill bet the fish would jump on it.