Homemade Bucktail Lures for Pike and Musky

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This video is about a making bucktail lures for pike and musky fishing. I am not an expert lure maker, i just like trying to create my own lures and also recreate other popular lures. There are probably better ways to tie lures and better ways to make eyes in wire but this is my method. Enjoy the video and thanks for watching
Lure making components:
www.luremaking.com/catalogue/i...
Components used in the video
The Glenlivet 12 year old scotch
Super fly bucktail
0.040 inch stainless steel wire
#4 spinner clevis
#5 French blade
5/0 open eye hooks or 4/0 treble hooks
3/16 plastic beads
1/8 metal beads
3/8 or 1/2 ounce bullet sinkers for lure bodies
Glue (clear nail polish)
Paint (blue nail polish)
Scissors
Pliers
Cutters
Needle nose pliers
Clamp
Rusty nail in a 2x4
Nylon thread
Fly tying vice (D H Thompson)
Everything else I forgot to mention
More big pike action:
• Big Pike in the Interlake
• Big Pike
Other homemade lures:
• Bucktail spinner
• bucktail spinnerbait
More catfish action:
• Catfishing adventure A...
• Massive Channel Catfish
• Big Catfish on the Red...
Red River
Manitoba fishing
Catfish
Interlake
Northern Pike
Carp
Enjoy the video!
GoPro hero 10 black
Insta360 One X2
Thanks for watching,

[@frederickmcmillan3840]

Lovely

[@FranksDIY]

Great demo . I used to make my own walleye lures but it's been a minute like to try making a bucktail . Not to save money but for the gratification of telling your buddys I made that and I caught that fish with it lol. nice job keep the videos coming.

[@forstersoutdoors]

Thanks for watching and subscribing. There really is something to catching fish on a homemade creation. I look forward to watching some of your videos. Take care.

[@FranksDIY]

I kind of stopped with youtube but thank you.

[@markn3586]

Very nice. I'll try finding your other videos on the smaller spinners you made.

[@forstersoutdoors]

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[@johnsmith-sw7ii]

You need to get yourself a thread spool unit....makes it a lot easier....Just saying

[@HeriPriady]

wow .., sangat keren. .

[@forstersoutdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@cooraski]

Cool beans. only want to make in line spinners, now I do not need to purchase a special "machine". Thank you

[@forstersoutdoors]

If you are only making a few for your self, no fancy machines and clamps etc are needed. If you plan to make many, then get the machine. Thanks for watching!

[@nico4outdoor]

Great job 😉

[@forstersoutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@dukeitsk9624]

Awesome video!!

[@forstersoutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@dukeitsk9624]

​@@forstersoutdoorsoh yea forgot to ask you where you get the bucktails from?? Thanks!!

[@forstersoutdoors]

@@dukeitsk9624 hi. I get buck tails from Cabelas or Bass Pro sometimes or I order from Luremaking.com. luremaking.com/catalogue/

[@hemidart7]

Gorilla glue works good and its much more harder and seams to last longer from what I've experienced

[@forstersoutdoors]

Great tip, will give it a try. Thanks!

[@robtaylor1700]

The city in Illinois where your vice was made is called El-Gin like the liquor.

[@forstersoutdoors]

Thank you for the correction on the pronunciation and thank you for watching!

[@Gokywildcats11]

Do you sell any of these. Have and used baits.

[@forstersoutdoors]

Hi, at the moment I only make lures for personal use due to limited free time, family time etc. Thanks for watching.