Musky0503
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Thank you
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Once you have loaded all your componets (2.5 oz on the last one I did) you stick in the Wire former then you stick in the wire former and then you finish it off with another loop, and what ever else? Correct
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I assumed it would but wanted to know for sure before I shell out $$$$.Thanks
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On the Hagens; Can you load pre loaded wire? i.e. the other end of a inline spinner?
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oops fogot the zero
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The twisttech only will do .41, correct? I need a wire former for .51, to make closed end loops, Which wire former would you recommend?
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What do you mean your limited to the length?
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Does anyone have one? How well does it work? Is there a lot of effort involed in turning the wire? Thank you as always-Musky
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What Is The Best Way To Pack Hair Into A Inline Spinner ...
Musky0503 replied to Musky0503's topic in Wire Baits
okay I'm making a musky inline spinner on 5/0 treble hooks, The will take in the fact I using .51 wire two #10 blades. I wasn't that thrilled, with my first try under water it seemed to thin out. So I needed more hair I decied. I like the way this one looks under water but the head is obviuosly too big. The head of the lure is the size of a section of my pinky finger. -
![IMG 0003[1]](https://www.tackleunderground.com/community/media/gallery/category_4/sml_gallery_47901_4_61775.jpg)
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...but not have a large head? Or add bulk to one with out the head?
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Thanks for your help Smalljaw
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Ahh thanks Jim I was trying to cram all the hair in one tie point. Thanks
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What can i do to make it fuller and to decrease the thread head? It seeems to matter where I start tying in ends up to be a big head.
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Then I'll buy another one for $20 untill more money comes my way.
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I"m trying to do just that. That seems to be harder than anything. I have many spinners I learn off of. I do tie in layers.Thanks for the help guys.
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Is Cast Industries the parent company to both Lure Parts Online and Anglers Workshop? I happened to take a look at their pdf catalog http://castind.com/images/stories/CastInd-Catalog-2015.pdf is has an ad for LPO and Anglers WRKSP it could be just selling the space but on the last page or back page with Cast info underneeth ?
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What do you think?
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![IMG 0002[1]](https://www.tackleunderground.com/community/media/gallery/category_4/sml_gallery_47901_4_1127508.jpg)
My second try at tying a bucktail. What do you think? -
Further evidence they're the same company. I finally got a catalog this week and on the back of lure parts online catalog is an ad for Anglers Workshop.
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If so how do you market them? How would you present them or package them?
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I finally got a starter vise today. Here it is http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas-Super-II-Vise/741768.uts?Ntk=AllProducts&searchPath=%2Fcatalog%2Fsearch.cmd%3Fform_state%3DsearchForm%26N%3D0%26fsch%3Dtrue%26Ntk%3DAllProducts%26Ntt%3D%2BFly%2BTying%2BVise%26x%3D10%26y%3D6%26WTz_l%3DHeader%253BSearch-All%2BProducts&Ntt=+Fly+Tying+Vise Full rotary holds a 5/0 hook will see it it was worth the $20 bucks when I get the rest of what I need start tying. Thank you all for your help and guidance.
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Today I called Lure parts online for a catalog as my other two requests on their website got me nothing. As I was going thru their automated menu I heard a curios thing. "press one for Anglers International or Press 2 for Lure Parts Online" which led be to beleive that they aer the same Company but different divisions. Could this be true?
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I would recomend buying one as apposed to making one. You need to get the tension just right and that is a hard curve to get right. Once you have a few (10-15) rods under your belt then think about build one.
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Ditto Excellent post
