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Jul 5, 2013 · The difference will be how much ballast you need to add. Where the ballast is located depends a lot on how the lure is made and where line ties and hook hangers are located. A lot of builders place the ballast in front on the front hook hanger and low in the body. This will usually make for a very stable running lure.
- Hello and welcome to TU Cary. In my opinion the best way to get templates is to use photo editing software and make them yourself. With a photo edi...
- Welcome to the tackleunderground , ......Ben had already told you , how to proceed , .....I'm gonna give you access to some templates you might pro...
- Ben pretty much covered the easy way to go about it, with an excellent write-up. Now that you have made a few lures, perhaps it is time to draw you...
- Wow...you guys are great!!! Thank you so much for the information. I have heard great things about this site and decided to join and already I am r...
- Probably you're refering to two sketches that I had published at "M-T Lures" , .......anyway , if you're after banana lures , check out this older...
- I only have shapes that I have drawn for myself. If you want to send me a photo (JPEG) and tell me the length and depth thet you require, I don't m...
- You can't get all the data you need on a crankbait from just an advertising pic. I'm not a digital guru by any means. When I'm sitting in the garag...
- With time you'll be able to look at a lure and shape by eye like I did on this one. The bottom is 5 3/4'' and I super sized it to 11 1/2'' without...
- Bob if you can get a picture of the side profile and one of the top profile you can make templates which will show the compound curves of a lure. T...
- Ben, I know your build strategy and based on your baits it obviously works great! I was just commenting that getting the shape and size exactly rig...
lures. Larger sinkers are fine for larger lures. For really tiny lures even the smallest sinkers are overkill, so try switching to ball bearings. If you want to go lead-free, then brass rod can be cut into short lengths and used to weight your lures. - Adhesive. I use 24 hour curing, two part epoxy for my lures. The 5 minute cure stuff breaks
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Sep 3, 2023 · To make a wooden fishing lure, get a template that matches the type of lure you want to make. Pick a strong, lightweight carving wood, such as balsa, cedar, or pine. Your starting piece of wood should be at least ½ inch (1.3 cm) bigger all around than the finished lure.
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The 7cm Minnow is made from 12 mm thick meranti or Australian red cedar. Use the lure template on the facing page to draw the lure shape on the timber. Be sure to mark the bib slot position. If you are using 12mm x 100mm meranti draw a line across the timber at 14cm intervals.
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May 13, 2013 · From a block, i draw my shape free hand onto the timber with black pen, including the bib slot. Then i cut out the shape and slot on the band saw. End up with a profile. Then I turn the profile on its belly, and cut a 2mm slice through the body, and end up with a profile template. I've got templates for all my lures and bibs..
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Sep 26, 2017 · Measure 1.5 inches from the front of the board and draw a straight line all the way across. Next, start 2 inches from the left edge of your board and mark the spot on your 1.5” line. Continue ...
