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Hey guys, Last weekend I was going through some of my trolling spinners. My buddy has asked me why I had so many of these "harnesses" as he called them. I told him what they are then showed him how to make them. After getting a bunch more questions he asked me to create a basic video to use. I've been building variations of these spinners, strip-ons, and live bait harnesses for years. They work wonders covering lots of water to find active fish. Last summer I had caught walleye, perch, pike, musky, bullheads, different panfish species. I want to see what you guys think about it. Thanks for your time, Scott
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Foiled trolling bait for Northern pike. -
Trolling bait for Northern Pike. 27cm long. -
Trolling bait for Northern Pike. -
Hi everyone! I have made lures for about 4 years now. Mainly Jerkbait gliders and Tailbaits for pikefishing but I never made any crankbait/wobblers. I want to learn how to make Crankbaits now cause I like trolling for pike :)! Here is my questions: How do I know how thick the radius of the lip should be compared to how thick the wood of the lure is? How do I know how near the front/head of the lure I should attach the lip? How long should the lip be? How sensitive is a crankbait for different weight positions? Is there some kind of formula for these moments as a starting point for a newbie or is it just trial and error (as usual) :)? You can see the lures I've done before at Instagram: pickadollbaits Thanks! /David
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Airbrushed trolling spoons for walleye fishing. Lacquer paint.© Katie Bartle 2013
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Jaraal Original Lost Lota 250 mm and about 140-180 gram in weight. Really nice action, not to much resistence and goes deep. Enviromentalfriendly building method on all Jaraal baits. No epoxy or lead is used. Handpainted with ordinary acrylicpaint. Thanks for watching! With best regards Jaraal Original Aalto Brothers© Jaraal
