Best Fishing Hacks yet !!

[@michaels3288]

Just a little addition to the straw hack, the little straws that go to each water balloon in those "Bunch of Balloons" packs, is exactly the same size as a WD-40 straw.

[@troyyarbrough]

I was curious about that. My granddaughter gets those water balloon packs every summer. No I know to save the straws. Thanks for the tip.

[@choltzapple]

Oh hell yeah. That's a good hack.

[@robertmceuen3630]

Dude's a fool. I mean that in a good way. From his little talking lure to his screamin' fast bass boat, he is excellent! One of the most enjoyable personalities on the int err rent. Thanks.

[@turdferguson5300]

To go along with your melting lures back together, use a sharp tip soldering iron to melt them back together. For years I used a crappie jig that wasn't sold in my area. Before they would get totally destroyed I'd melt them back together using a soldering iron and glue them back on the hook. Those things would last forever.

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

Yup, I use super glue on my crappie jig

[@JacobE-23]

Great idea! Thank you for sharing

[@Finzaki00]

@@gofishingwhenyoucan U Can melt it together with a lighter too

[@jppitts]

.😅

[@chrissewell1608]

You can pick up 3 packs of cutting boards, cheap, at stores like Ross, T.J. Max, Home Goods. But I agree with you, to just get a new one for the kitchen, and recycle the old ones in the shop! I have a small stack I use all the time in my home shop, for cutting and crafting. They make a good cooler dividers / cutting board, on big coolers! Or small outdoor rig tables w/ a cup holder, inserted in them, on a beach rod holder. And you can work with it like wood.

[@slowryder452003]

On your hack number 6, I use a piece of PVC trim board from Lowes, its about 3/4 thick and just cut off how ever much of a length you need and glue it, works really well

[@OregonFishingGuy]

Love the transducer mount hack….It was Awesome!

[@Pjmac]

Have you considered boat hand towels? Old dish towels/thrived store. with grommets (Plastic).Plastic shower curtain holds, Carabiner… think golf towels. Clip and stay put don’t fly out of the when moving…

[@dorothyyoung8231]

When you say Awesome, we know they’ll be Awesome! 😊

[@kavak1344]

your lure is coming up with some better jokes! That's awesome 🎣

[@dirtybuzzard5977]

Great ideas right there . Always enjoy watchin ya hacks . Son saids ol Luwe lure is a hoot.. 👍👍👍👍Keep’em coming

[@longdarn]

I like the rod holder/nav light idea. I made a nifty rod case using Berkeley rod holders and a cheap China made rifle case. Holds 6 rods and protects them well.

[@samuelkyle738]

I love the conversation with you and the lure. I be laughing so hard. He's definitely the star of the show lol. Been wondering who voices him 😆

[@donniedickerson8077]

Well Now That's Purty Dang Awesome Right There Y'all lol 😁,, And I See The 🐟 is back, Awesomeness lol 🤣

[@Popareeno]

Love the hacks bud. I used coffee straws and super glue to make my sinker slides and they work great.

[@JoeDeLuise]

Do you have any problems with braid cutting thru? I use these in the surf and am gonna give it a shot.

[@Popareeno]

@@JoeDeLuiseno issues at all in lake's and aqueduct but I haven't tried using them in the surf yet. I would recommend to try both coffee straws and spray can straws. I also used sewing thread to wrap around swivel eye & straw to help keep in place.

[@JoeDeLuise]

@@Popareeno that's a good idea I'm gonna give it a shot. Thanks!

[@loriebriarton2285]

Using those WD-40 straws is pretty 'slick'! No--really!! Great ideas as always!!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you

[@michaeleverton4882]

I rub a screwdriver blade over the ends of all my sliding sinkers to make them smooth! I use a bicycle spoke with a sharpened point to push thru every sinker hole few times to make them smooth inside! Or a thinner wire to do same for sinkers with narrower holes! Electrical wire tubes can also be used for inside sliding sinkers, cut the length, pull wire out of it's tube! 🎣

[@FreedomFishing]

Sweet tip on the lighter and soft plastic lure mend! I always fish with screw locks to make them last longer or use superglue, but this is AWESOME!

[@scottmeacham1738]

More great ideas. Thanks for sharing these ideas with us!

[@daleley7645]

For the transducer mount, I used 3/4 inch pvc deck board. Works great. Awesome video.

[@bikerthom]

I did the same thing, deck board and marine glue....awesome LOL

[@FishinNStuff]

That's a great idea

[@Tom-s8y2u]

When I see you , I pull you up. Then I get a coffee and prepare for some info and a good deal of fun. THANKS from T.C. MICHIGAN!!!!😊

[@EdwardM919]

I love these hacks everytime they come out, you've saved me a lot of time and money, Thank you!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for watching them

[@philhildebrand5634]

@@FishinNStuff looks like someone is posing as you.

[@FishinNStuff]

@@philhildebrand5634 I'm sorry , I get so tired of blocking those idiots .

[@yepyepuhhuh]

Always happy to get this alert.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you

[@JoeDeLuise]

Agreed this is probably my favorite alert. Keith could have easily had a one hour spot every Saturday morning on TNN back in the good old days!

[@victorsalinas7849]

Great fishing hacks, and Congrats for your 200k subscribers.

[@stevensmith8285]

When using spray glue, spray what you’re gluing and spray what you’re gluing it to. Helps with a better bond

[@rayrobertson2068]

Another great video. Love the hacks you come up with. Also, you and your lure buddy are a great team. An "awesome" bonus for watching your videos and have come to expect seeing him. Good stuff my friend!!

[@marctheriault]

Hacks #2&3 were AWESOME!! #4 was discovering a technique that open poor bait makers use all the time, 👊 and for #5, you can 1) switch to using a Dremel tool to grind away the tabs, or 2) if your cutting with a blade, use heat to soften the plastic where you cut. The foam will reinforce the bottom enough to compensate for minor softening.

[@chrisguice139]

You got to admit it. The talking plug does steal the show on occasion. But both of you do make a good team . A human and a talking crank bait. Now that is awesome.

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol yeah , you can tell he's a Crankbait cause he's always Cranky 😠 haha

[@chrisguice139]

@@FishinNStuff Now I know where he gets his genius from. Great minds think alike.

[@chrisguice139]

Hey man. Looks like you have some hackers. Got a strange message.

[@longdarn]

An electric knife works great for cutting foam. Also you could try router bits in a dremel for cutting and making indents in the black foam for storing tools etc..

[@choccolocco]

That lighter welding trick has saved my day more than once.

[@williamdesmarais4931]

He'll ya. Waited for a new one. Good job brother.

[@robertm731]

Fantastic. Mr. Lure was brilliant as usual. Lol

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol

[@orionsgaming73]

Every spring, gardening stores sell closed cell foam knee pads similar to the mat for about a dollar each. Now I'm not vouching for any similarities in durability but I'll guarantee one of those little squares ain't that cheap.

[@davidcatlette9697]

These fishing hack videos are AWESOME

[@philhildebrand5634]

Good info as usual. Going to have to pick up some of them straws and my wife a new cutting board.

[@jasnonya3005]

Nothing Like innovation to make us better and save some cash!

[@RippinThemLipsTV]

I really loved the sinker hack. Now that was awesome right there! Tight lines, ~ Manny ~ 🤙🏼

[@jimwalt]

You're a genius! I I love your fish and his jokes!

[@jimwalt]

Keith, this from you?

[@beatfarmerfan]

Do you think those mop holders will open up enough to use for a kayak paddle holder?

[@JoeDeLuise]

We use sinker slides up here in the North East for the fishfinder surf rig. Even if braid cuts thru the straw after a day's use, it's still way cheaper then buying them. And it may not, im definitely gimme try this one!

[@robmclaughlin420]

Awesome to start with the Lure

[@DerekSpeareDSD]

I have an industrial laser cutter and when I have time I cut those anti-fatigue mats with it for toolbox liners, gun case liners, safe shelf pads...they're cheap and have a lot of uses! I got these ideas from one of your bucket hack videos!

[@guyh.4553]

Good video Keith! I am using the cutting board hack myself. Works really well. But what I did was to glue up2 pieces of cutting board together with gorilla glue, then mount it when dry. For putting it on the boat I did the typical screw mount but I always put ton of silicone as a backer and put it in the screw holes. Works excellent!

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

I have been using plastic stirrers, 5000 for 4$, to put in sinkers for a fw years. But I wanted something heavier for making bobbers. These would work. For the sinker slides you need to make then using paperclips, it was your idea to use paperclips in the first place. With the 3M sticky pad they can come loose if they get hot/warm enough. Just an FYI.

[@grub321]

RV dealers have eterna bond tape, use it around the perimeter and it will not come off.

[@chrissewell1608]

Man.... That was Awesome! And that talking fishing lure, makes me laugh, every time!

[@Cavanpikefishing]

Brilliant idea for mounting my transducer on my sundolfin 12 I got on Saturday 🇨🇮❤️🙂🎣thanks for the video 👍

[@imtruth69]

You can also use a lighter to reconnect torn plastic worms. I have used a lighter to weld 2 different colors of worm together and also sued to make a longer worm when I ran out of 9 inch worms.

[@FishinNStuff]

That's a great idea making longer worms with it

[@Tubeagrutis]

Great tips, Keith! Simply Awesome!!!

[@Paull1207]

Once again, another great video. Best, most useful and entertaining channel on KZbin.

[@kevinbuckler1085]

That was awesome,as always 👍Thanks 🥇🐟🎣

[@patcolston2901]

Great hacks. Love the lure comedy !! Thanks for the transducer hack.

[@jbpipes9551]

Where did you find the clips used in your sinker slide hack? As always, excellent DIY videos.

[@JoyBrennecke]

I really enjoy your hacks. Common sense and inovative.

[@IvIidnight]

It's a foam pad, fam. You don't need to trim the bottom of the bucket, the pad will adjust itself. Just fip the bucket right side up and throw some weight in it while the glue dries.

[@ChucksterOLove]

The WD-40 isn't a good idea because it's a petroleum based oil, which pollutes the waters. I would recommend using Pam butter flavored cooking spray instead.... 😉👍

[@johncardow2493]

great video. luv the fishing lure jokester.

[@gofishingwhenyoucan]

Awesome video by my friend Keith

[@richhernandez99]

Wd works when salmon fishing. Somthing about the scent sometimes triggers a strike.

[@boatingman11]

I also use the WD-40 straws to make my Inurigs now. It's nearly impossible to find the narrow coffee stirrers that everyone used before *and* these are stronger

[@user-neo71665]

If you want a cleaner cut on your foam mat you can cut it with your band saw.

[@louskimming4371]

I always use Goop, usually Plumbers Goop on screws if I am going through the hull. It seals any leaks. It'll fill/plug old screw holes too, just clean with acetone or any cleaner that doesn't leave a film first.

[@russhayes4882]

As always great entertainment !!

[@bicalijd_pierfishing9652]

I love your buddy the luer 💚 I agree with him he is the star of the show you and him are my favorite you make my day a little bit brighter when I'm sad seeing your fishing Haks videos makes my day

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for watching

[@bicalijd_pierfishing9652]

@@FishinNStuff your very welcome my friend you are amazing thank you very much for making me laugh today I was feeling sad today because I miss my parents I lost my dad to colon cancer on Christmas morning of 2021 and I lost my mom on November l0th of 2019 I just have been feeling sad 😢

[@Shrubfan]

Awesome as always! Great job and thank you for what you do!

[@gthaughton5647]

Enjoyed this educational tutorial. Lol. As usual you are entertaining and informative. Looking forward to the next show. Til next time...A.M.F.!

[@JaimeBobby1776]

This was a really helpful episode! Thank you 🙏 plus the dad jokes were off the “hook”!

[@dahutful]

I collect all the soft plastic lures people carelessly toss away. Then, I use the melting trick to make new ones - some pretty creative looks, too. And they're awesome. Cheap too, and they reuse things trashy people just throw aside around the shore and boatramp.

[@mikekubican]

I'm glad to see Josh getting into it! In more ways than one

[@scottross7254]

Love the hacks. Keep em coming.

[@oklahomaoutlawfishin9026]

A ton of good content. Plastic sinker inserts would have to be my favorite. I wonder if coffee straws would work. If so u could buy them bill for next to nothing in price

[@jeffbrummette1622]

As usual these was awesome hacks! Loved this video! Keep it coming!!

[@stephenkeefer3436]

All six were Awesome!😮

[@rea8755]

cutting board brownie points, cracking me up,

[@brianlykins6663]

Man, how could somebody not like these videos ? Huh you ain't crazy are you ?!!! I haven't seen one of your videos that I didn't like. You gotta be runnin outta ideas sooner or later. You should ask your viewers for hack ideas, and voila a new video. You know what I mean ? Bet you'd get some good stuff. And you probably wouldn't have to worry about those esky infringement things. Keep up the good work brother. God bless you and your family and have a blessed day my friend.

[@CatfishWeekly]

Great job Keith

[@davegarchar5712]

Just received my red straws. Grabbed a hand full of sinkers and gave it a try. Works great. Thanks

[@sailboatbob3969]

Fishing hack 7. instead of melting the ends of the straws, cut them to length then just put a drop of super glue in the middle of the straw push it in place. or use 4200, or 5200 or JB weld. or hot glue, you'll only need a drop

[@Makete100]

When I lived along the Columbia River and fished for sturgeon we used WD 40 with dead smelt. We would take a piece of metal coat hanger and bend a very small eye on one end and sharpen the other end. Make the piece of coat hanger about 8 to 12 inches long for the different lengths of your smelt. We use a short piece of leader that had a treble hook on one end and a snap swivel on the other. Clip the swivel on the loop of the coat hanger, then run this through the mouth of your smelt and out near the tail. We always put a half hitch around the tail to hold it there. We would then clip the swivel to our three way swivel and main line, the third part of the swivel is for the weight.Then we would take the WD 40 with the straw and insert it into the body cavity of the smelt and fill it up. This allowed the WD 40 to leak out along with the smelt trail. Worked wonders.

[@CatfishandCrappie]

Another Banger my friend!

[@Fishpunch]

You can also use the straws with thin wire to make screw locks for your soft plastics

[@thomasportell6713]

Enjoy your videos there great.

[@kerrypitt9789]

I've watched quite a few of your videos! They are great! You are entertaining! Thank you!!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@haroldhatcher1239]

As Always this was a good video. Thank You for another great video and keep em coming.

[@lcswartz49]

Hey BILLY it’s me again two things one the WD-40 straws that you bought online do you know we’ve been doing it for a long time up here in Maryland but we go to 7-Eleven and get a coffee strip straws and they’re free and we all knew anything that’s free is the best second of all the mounting board for the transducer that’s a polyethylene board they use them and all grocery stores to cut meat on a lot of times you can go to the grocery store when you’re doing remodels and get as much of that stuff as you possibly can use justThought you’d like to know have a good evening Billy

[@ed2335]

Use those straws with styrofoam balls(ebay or amazon) makes great slip bobbers. I run large needle thru styrofoam put a little silicone on straw, run thro hole.

[@travischapman7602]

Great hacks a a always brother . What is the brand name of the bigger snap you showed for the sinker slide

[@jeffreyneely9283]

Great video, totally enjoyed, really like those mounts ,can use that hack. Thanks

[@robertbreazeale1281]

I do most of the cooking but it is a good reason to get a new cutting board! Lol

[@michaelblencowe4241]

Definitely going to use some of these hacks! I love your content keep it coming!!!!!!

[@rossmarkle1713]

All good stuff , ithink your sidekick likes to bait you a bit 🤣👍

[@jwcraddock]

Great Videos! Love the creativity and functional tips and videos. You could put nav light clamps on the door panel too instead of on tank.

[@bicalijd_pierfishing9652]

This would also be great for a rod holders I love the jokes so funny 😂🤣😂

[@VAFSH4LIF]

That Blows that theory. LMFAO🤣🤣🤣 That Cranky is something else and the Narrator Knows who the Boss is.

[@FishinNStuff]

Yep lol

[@daveychipsngravy]

Goo stuff , I used those broom holders to stow my oars up out of the way

[@FishinNStuff]

That's a good idea too

[@daveychipsngravy]

@@FishinNStuff use it mate if ya like. Bonus hack.

[@SROTV..southernrebeloutdoors]

Id like to see you use the foam pads to put a soft floor in your boat

[@BillyBob-jb3yy]

I like the Home Depot bucket and pole holder idea thanks bud going to do that today

[@Saltloony]

Congrats on your 200k subs, well deserved 👏

[@carlwagers9829]

Congratulations on 200k!!!

[@johnbaker4847]

as always, thinking out'a the box. Great stuff! 👍😊🥰🥳

[@matthewanthonyoutdoors1364]

I like the talking bait the best....I'm just saying...He's pretty smart...

[@jeffjackson5331]

Awesome hacks! That talking lure is a hoot bud lol.

[@williamwhipple7129]

I like that Lure welding part you can use that if you have to and you ain't got enough of them in the boat