Thank you new subscriber What’s a recommendation for pearl white light grey color Barlow? Small starting kit for me
@StartFishingToday3 сағат бұрын
Excellent! For the pigments at Barlow's, I would recommend SKUs 407032-901 and 407032-931. I also use SKUs 407038-923 and 407038-922.
@freshsaltyfries5078Сағат бұрын
@@StartFishingToday thank you is it quart hard plastic that you use
@Fishy982916 сағат бұрын
Nice bay bass man
@StartFishingToday16 сағат бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@maxpena4746Күн бұрын
Is that OC_fishingslayer next to you?
@StartFishingTodayКүн бұрын
I don't know who that is personally. But, I just looked up that UN on IG and it appears he was on the trip as well.
@Morgancj2 күн бұрын
I fish all these spots and never have any luck. It’s bullshit
@StartFishingTodayКүн бұрын
I fish about 340 days per year and I don't catch fish on EVERY session....Point being, keep going and keep casting. You'll get em' .
@fullmetalmex01722 күн бұрын
I was going to say @6:10 that dude took your spot
@StartFishingToday2 күн бұрын
Nah. As long as you know "how" to fish a crowded open party sport boat with up to 35 new "friends", your "spot" is anywhere on the boat.
@gerardperlas2702 күн бұрын
Awesome video as usual …. Always fun watching you catch those nice fish !!!
@StartFishingToday2 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! Hopefully you get to get some soon too!
@charliescott90983 күн бұрын
you are bad
@StartFishingToday3 күн бұрын
Okay...and who are you?
@dougheckathorn39253 күн бұрын
Excellent morning of fishing. Nice sized spotties!
@StartFishingToday3 күн бұрын
Absolutely!
@shorecasted92955 күн бұрын
Which rod were you using in the second half of the video?
@StartFishingToday5 күн бұрын
Okuma Celilo 7'6" (2-piece) light.
@user-ok6hu1lc1e5 күн бұрын
About how much of the plaster do you use on each mold?
@StartFishingToday5 күн бұрын
It all depends on the size of the mold. When I'm doing 1 or just a couple 3-4" swimbaits or per mold, usually 1 - 1.25 cups of plaster will do for that size.
@socalhomies6 күн бұрын
Interesting...on the jerkbait. How deep was the area you were fishing with the jerkbait?
@StartFishingToday5 күн бұрын
About 2-3ft.
@sergioperez-tr5ek7 күн бұрын
Where is this at??
@StartFishingToday5 күн бұрын
Orange County, CA
@cooperborg71728 күн бұрын
Yes
@dougheckathorn39259 күн бұрын
Nice sized croaker
@StartFishingToday9 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@AngelReyes-wi9sj9 күн бұрын
Great stuff,, thanks for the videos 🎣
@StartFishingToday9 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! Hopefully you see something that helps you get bit as well 👍
@jamesromero7319 күн бұрын
Congrats on the halibut! What pier or bridge was the first location? Do you think jacksmelt best bait for Halibut?
@StartFishingToday9 күн бұрын
Topsmelt is what I (and most others here) use for live finbait, not jacksmelt. Topsmelt or just smelt are 2-7" long usually. Jacsmelt or surf smelt can get upwards of 19" long.
@OperatorDennis10 күн бұрын
The "get it get it" was so funny
@dougheckathorn392512 күн бұрын
Great morning of fishing!
@StartFishingToday12 күн бұрын
Yes it was!
@mbatbat140513 күн бұрын
Thanks for posting this. What kayak is that?
@StartFishingToday12 күн бұрын
Older Pelican 100, but it's really 9'6". amzn.to/3LYf12S
@DonaldStone-v9g17 күн бұрын
Nice way to waste 26 minutes out of my life
@StartFishingToday17 күн бұрын
1. What were you expecting to see based on the video title? I literally had FUN fishing with the ripper swimbaits I made/make, tell you in the video captions the links for materials to make are in the description an end the video with...the video I made showing HOW TO MAKE THE RIPPER SWIMBAITS on your own! 2. Thanks for watching! It really helps us out 👍
@NLBina44419 күн бұрын
Do you selling those baits and jighead ? Im been looking for 1/2oz jig head with smaller size hook for perch fishing. All those jig head on the market comes with bigger size hook for 1/2oz
@StartFishingToday19 күн бұрын
I do not sell anything that I make. I only make it to use myself. All the links for the materials used are in the description. For the 1/2oz round jighead that I use on my 2" rippers, those are noted in the description as "Jighead Lead Mold - Standard Round Head". It will be stock # 473106. For the jig hooks, I use either size 1/0 or 2/0 Victory Jighead Hooks. they will be stock # 528310 or 528311. Lee 10lb Lead Melting Pot is 453015. All from Barlow's Tackle.
@LimitLessOakkk20 күн бұрын
Where did you drill the vent hole?
@StartFishingToday20 күн бұрын
When using plaster, there are enough slight imperfections in the mold to where no intentional vent holes are needed. But, if you decide you need one, I would make a very narrow air escape at the end of the tail. You don't need much. As you force the plastic into the mold, you will see one main/big air bubble come out the top as that is the only spot for the air to escape. Once that air bubble comes out, the plastic backfill that small amount of empty space.
@LimitLessOakkk20 күн бұрын
@@StartFishingToday thanks for the response
@nl565721 күн бұрын
I would change bait everytime i reel in !
@StartFishingToday21 күн бұрын
If it was not an active sardine, I would have. Sometimes, they just need a reset so-to-speak. They get shocked when slamming onto the water surface and don't swim the right direction. Usually, when you recast, they figure it out. If not on the 2nd cast right away, I'll put a new one on.
@chihhu575123 күн бұрын
Is it suppose to float on top or sink when you cast ? I bought a generic one
@StartFishingToday22 күн бұрын
@chihhu5751 Is what supposed to float? The lure? The swimbait has a lead jighead and sinks. The jerkbaits depend on which you get. Some are built to float, some are built to sink and others are built to suspend at a specific depth in the water column.
@TheTangledAngler23 күн бұрын
Is this on your right or left shoulder? And which mount is it?
@StartFishingToday23 күн бұрын
@TheTangledAngler Right side in this video. It is a velcro wrap that you can put on either side of a backpack strap. amzn.to/3A4FhGa
@jcorrales824 күн бұрын
Great Job , what city are you fishing in
@StartFishingToday23 күн бұрын
Northern Orange County, CA.
@paulb794324 күн бұрын
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you
@StartFishingToday24 күн бұрын
Glad to hear!
@jakebramble563825 күн бұрын
Great vids mate all the way from aus……. question have you ever made a full soft plastic lure mould from silicon
@StartFishingToday25 күн бұрын
Thanks and form Aus? AWESOME!!! No, I have not used silicone. Plaster is so cost-effective and works great for me, for both lead and plastics. Silicone is a bit more expensive.
@SureHi-po6gm26 күн бұрын
Do you have to have a injector
@StartFishingToday25 күн бұрын
Unless you keep the plaster mold above the melted point of the plastisol, yes, you will need the injector - if you have to fill small voids/crevices in the mold. If you pour straight from the measuring glass to the mold, the plastisol will start to thicken/harden well before it has a chances to fill those small voids. You need the injector to quickly force the plastisol into those small voids before it has a chance to start cooling. With larger lures that don't have sharp angles or small crevices to get into, then pouring could work.
@fullmetalmex017226 күн бұрын
Ever catch a surfer when surf fishing?
@StartFishingToday26 күн бұрын
Yes.
@brianharless23429 күн бұрын
Use a little worm oil on the cast mold and it should add shine. I have been researching,but have not bought any equipment yet.
@StartFishingToday29 күн бұрын
Yes, I usually use some type of cooking oil spray when I want a shiny batch. This was just to show the differences/similarities with each mold type.
@MidDrivenFishingАй бұрын
What beach is this?
@StartFishingToday29 күн бұрын
North Orange County, CA
@DwightPerkins-i7tАй бұрын
Beautiful butterfly ray!
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
They are interesting sea creatures, that's for sure.
@DwightPerkins-i7tАй бұрын
A false hooked shovel nose. That will get your adrenaline pumping. Nice video.👍👍
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
If you want to test the strength of your knots and line, sharks and bat/butterfly rays will do it!
@ChrisDarnold-ie5jjАй бұрын
I know we all start somewhere but Damm, this is the reason I don't fish overnight anymore. Sorry. Leave the spinning gear at home. And learn how to fish. Always the white spectra
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
You right. Maybe it's best you stay home...
@thatonebeoneАй бұрын
calling the fish cops.. you took all the fish
@bradmmorton17 күн бұрын
He saved them from drowning
@fortyeyeАй бұрын
Hammer time. Well done.
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Thanks. I hate snags or bycatches, but the rays and sharks do put up a great fight on light rods and 10-15lb test.
@angelanaol7184Ай бұрын
what's the machine called
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Lee 10lb Lead Melting Pot: barlowstackle.com/lee-10lb-lead-melting-pot-br110-volt-model-p345/?afmc=t9 I have added the updated links to the description for the melting pot and jighooks used for near shore (thin wire) and offshore (thick wire). Both are Victory hooks.
@dougheckathorn3925Ай бұрын
Nice fish, good advice.
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Thanks. Hopefully it helps!
@roberthall5616Ай бұрын
Which plastisol do you use? TIA
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
I used to use saltwater (extra hard formula) from MF Manufacturing that I get through my partnership with Barlow's Tackle. Barlow's is no lo ger able to carry stock in MF due to MF's supply issues. So, had to switch over to the Barlow's brand hard formula. They (Barlow's) recommends using the plastisol hardener as well to get it to the consistency of the MF saltwater formula. Link for Barlow's is in the description, then just search plastisol.
@roberthall5616Ай бұрын
@@StartFishingToday Thank you. I have been dipping to make tube baits with another brand's extra hard formula. Just getting into injecting molds and have been remelting random leftovers to get the hang of it. Made some good looking baits, but yeah, they're not gonna hold up to the spotties...always looking for more options.
@rc3443Ай бұрын
nice catch!
@RicardoSicksАй бұрын
use a wire coat hanger vs. expensive wire leader
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
I 100% promise you that the leader wire is less expensive than the hanger wire + it's 100% stainless steel. Hangers aren't. Hanger wire is also much thicker and less durable.
@ronmodafferi8202Ай бұрын
Nice catch; deep wading! Excellent informative captions.
@drakegivens2451Ай бұрын
They would be gone because they are softer and easier to bite
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Absolutely! I hate 'em. Waste of $ for me. So, make my own with harder plastisol formula.
@GunnerDunn-sy6wgАй бұрын
Ive down the same thing with clarkspoons down south in florida for spanish mackerel. It works well when the fish aren't as active. A pretty fun alternative to the tree rig.
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Nice!!! Thanks for watching!
@rawbaconАй бұрын
It's very good and a gallon only cost about 10 bucks at Walmart.
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Yup!
@TojiZenin3956Ай бұрын
Man you foul hooked all the fish. Not sure that count 😂
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
And I'm fairly confident you're one of those that believe 1+1=5. Have fun 👍
@joeschlabotnik2401Ай бұрын
made molds using little otters. first one was a total disaster. made two more and they were pretty good but they both broke after numerous uses. the first one was my fault for using a steel clamp but the second one I'm not sure of. Perhaps not enough plaster? Heat got to it? So I sprayed some heat resistant coating on them to see if that makes a difference. But I am having a great time.
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
The clamp, being metal, plastic, wood, other shouldn't matter. Most likely cause was the plaster layer wasn't thick enough. With it being super cheap, try using more plaster in your pours to make each side thicker (close to a 1 inch). Make sure your mixture (plaster powder to water) is correct. If you use too much water (trying to conserve plaster), the mold will be too brittle (as the water evaporates, that leaves open pours in the plaster. The more water, the more open pours. Heat resistance coating shouldn't have much of an affect on the plaster durability itself. Great that you're having fun with it. Once you figure it out and start catching fish on your own lures, it makes it all worth it!!!
@joeschlabotnik2401Ай бұрын
@@StartFishingToday I'm learning!!
@joeschlabotnik2401Ай бұрын
@@StartFishingToday one other question. Can you make molds using cement instead?
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Cement can have variable meanings depending on the person. I believe you are referring to cement as in a form of concrete. Yes, you can. BUT, once poured and set, there is no trimming it, sanding it, or modifying it. It is permanent. There is liquified concrete hole filler. Not cheap, but not expensive. A lot better to use than standard fast-dry concrete (without pebbles - only sand-based). I have yet to find a molding solution that is as cost-effective (or better) than basic plaster of paris.
@joeschlabotnik2401Ай бұрын
@@StartFishingToday thanks for the advice. MIGHT try it but going to have to think long and hard. LOL
@p1x3l51Ай бұрын
This worked when my abu reel had the same issue
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Great to hear that it helps on other makes/models or spinning reels!
@IAmPro115Ай бұрын
What if i pour too much plastic? How do i get it to stay to the shape of the mold? Scrape it or tear it? Just trash it?
@StartFishingTodayАй бұрын
Pour slower to just get the poured plastic about 1/16 - 1/8" above the mold, allowing for a little bit of shrinking. You can always trim the tail and sides. Def better to be thicker than to thin. If too thin, the tail will not have any real action. If only pouring 1 color, you can just take it out and put back in the liquid plastic to melt and repour.