Homemade crank bait. (Recreating popular lures Ep 4)

Description:
Dive into the world of DIY fishing tackle with my latest tutorial on crafting a unique wooden floating stick bait lure! Join me as I take you step-by-step through the process of creating a personalized fishing lure.
In this video, I show you cutting out the lure, shaping it, painting and sealing it. we cover shaping techniques that will give your bait the perfect swimming action.
Previous lures from the series.
Ep 1. • Homemade Splash Prawn ...
Ep 2. • Making Popper Lure. (R...
Ep 3. • Making a Floating stic...
Materials Used:
Band saw
Belt sander
Drill press and bits
High-quality light wood
Carving tools
Sandpaper and wood finish
High tensile wire 1mm
Paints
Super glue / baking soda
Lead weight
Epoxy resin
Fine-tune the Action:
Discover the secrets to fine-tuning the swimming action of your lure. We'll guide you through the process of adjusting weight distribution and lip design to make your stick bait dance through the water with an irresistible wobble.
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[@pontoontri-hull156]

You might try moving the line tie to under the nose, close to the bib. This will increase the wobble action. I made a crank bait and placed the tie-on eye exactly where you have it. The lure wanted to do barrel rolls instead of wobbling. The tie-on position makes all the difference. Great video!

[@BiffleBaits]

Thankyou I will try that next time. Thankyou for the tip.