HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN SPINNERS FOR TROUT - LURE MAKING 101

[@Giixxersquid]

I’ve been watching these videos to see different styles because I want to make my own single hook inline spinners cause there’s really no big market for that. I want to make ultra light inline spinners 1/8 and 1/16 oz. This is hands down the most informative tutorial yet, thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@algernoncalydon3430]

Was looking through my shed for something to make spinners out of. Had lots of copper but brass would be better, and it seemed I only had brass like old valves and such. Then I peeked behind a shelf and low and behold found the perfect thing. A kick plate one foot by 32 inches long and the perfect thickness. Came from an old school door I scavenged twelve years ago. It's old, and solid brass, not like the newer ones that are painted brass.Now to mark and dremel it up into pieces.

[@SynteconlineAuSupplements]

Having fished multiple s in different sizes and colors, kzbin.infoUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 this is by far my favorite. One thing to be aware of is the sided willow blade. One side is silver and the other is the green/orange shown. This is not bad, just unconventional. In terms of fishing, I have found the lure works just fine without a tail like a craw or shad. That addition is up to you. Also, the hook part where you attach the swivel snap or tie the line is a problem on baits these days, since it's able to slide up and down. However this lure seems to be tight enough that that doesn't happen often, and you can solve it by putting a thin slice of medical tube over the hook before attaching the line. Like others have said, it's really magic on a good windy day.

[@thatsaprettygoodfish6342]

Loved the tutorial. I am thinking about trying to make my own spinners for trout so I have been watching tutorial after tutorial gleaning info from all of them. I am hoping I will be more successful at trout fishing when I make my own lures rather than depending on spending $$$ on spinners that I end up losing (I am pretty awful at catching trout, much better with bass). I wil be watching more of your videos now that I have subscribed.

[@steveelias6824]

Great video! You explained everything in great detail and make it look so easy. Would definitely be interested in seeing more videos like this. I think you have insured me to try to make my own. Thank you!

[@peterverbruggen4092]

Great vid cods! The colorblind comment had me rollin’ 😂

[@walkingturtlejones9239]

Thank You for a video on spinner making start to finish! I carve my own baits but ive never made a spinner. Thank you for all the info!

[@logiclights6763]

Grate job on the video and lures. I enjoyed the double angle on the video, not many people do that. Also quite informative about the builds. Just wanted to give a thanks out to you. And keep up the good work.

[@miguelgoizueta7103]

Great video !!! I swear by Spinners best lure...!!!

[@eiverg1515]

Awesome video, thank you. Very well laid out. Bought a twistech years ago to make salmon spinners. It’s been buried in the garage. Dug it out recently to make some trout spinners. The insert you made looks great. The stock loops are a bit large for my taste. I try to crimp down the tag end with pliers to help keep from getting hang ups. Still using bearings. Sometimes I’ll use a smaller glass bead instead of brass for the bearing. Good stuff, keep it up.

[@robertwentworth7775]

Awesome video, very informative. This is one of the best how to videos I've seen. Please keep them coming. Stay safe and tight lines.

[@frogsgottalent1106]

Great demonstration. Thanks

[@fishgrubspinners6762]

Spinners looked great 👍 I just subbed.

[@yellostallion]

Well made video.

[@kenberns5831]

Exactly the information i was looking for, Thanks a bunch.

[@FrugalFlyRodder]

Great video. I'm typically a fly fisher; however, I have spinning gear as well. Always have tied my own flies, but plan to start making my own spinners and wooden crankbaits soon.

[@wisconsindorktrip7873]

Good tutorial!

[@kdtarabell]

I make jewelry just started ,my son says I need to make fishing lures, they do make a looper which is new to the market, but might be harder on the hands. I might do research on this wire former. Thanks and keep on fishing. Kirsten D Mitchells Bay Ont Canada

[@salmohunter4126]

Hi from UK, great vid I make my own spinners for trout and salmon been trying to buy a twistec wire former but the standard is out of stock, great channel tight lines.

[@RevnedC]

Ty.... helped me so much 👍👍👍

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

I been making my inline spinners all the time i would recomend to your follower to use clevis no matter what blade they use @43 degrees outdoor

[@clarkriccobuono3903]

Great video. Do you sell that tool?

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Thanks for watching! I don’t sell the tool itself, but if you have the same one and need the adapter for smaller baits I could likely help you out

[@chance5484]

What size hooks do you use depending on the weight of body or lure?

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

It’s really up to you. I typically do size 10 trebles for 1/32 oz, size 8 for 1/16oz, size 6 for 1/8 oz and size 4 for 1/4 oz and above

[@tima1275]

Could you please leave the links of were you got the stuff from please?

[@southernexposure123]

I didn't read all the comments. Someone may have already suggested you can smooth the tag ends with a Dremal tool.

[@donhigginbotham4353]

How do you make the skirted hooks?

[@ccfrankenstein7363]

Man this was an awesome video. I bought some spinners and a couple wont spin up for some reason. What could be the problem?

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

It could be a few different things. First, make sure that you have the correct sized bearing beads and clevis is and that brighter are too tight on the wire. Some blades are better suited for spinnerbaits rather than inclines too. An example is some deep cup colorados that I’ve had issues with. The last could be the balance of a lure. You need to play with different blade-weight combinations until you find the sweet spot. Just keep trying new things and eventually you’ll master it!

[@marcosgraca8548]

amazing the fast time to do.. hey guy... where I can purchase this tool (Amazon, ebay, Aliexpress..) to do spinnerbaits ? thank you

[@marvmeng1630]

Where is your wire bender available? Thanks

[@garagelifeink8331]

Excellent ✌️😎💨

[@user-hw3yv4ub8f]

Great video, Thank you!

[@robertoferreira_bethopesca127]

Topdlinha, me manda umas 2s dessas pra mim 👏👏👏👏👍

[@carlosarmin954]

What would be the weight of the spinnerbait bodies for the different blade sizes? Good video. Thank you. Greetings from Lima Peru.

[@Jmooney503]

What sizes do you use for the hollow and the full tungsten beads?

[@metinhalil2254]

Hello the great video ,I have question, where did you buy the lure conversion machine and the rest of the parts all? Thank you , im from Bulgaria.

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Sorry for the late reply! I was able to make the conversion myself with a coat hanger and some 3D printed parts

[@tymithytempilton9570]

Nice vid

[@bluetoad2001]

what size wire diameter are you using. i want to make some small No.10 size hook spinners.

[@PaulyV56]

do you want the blade to be the length to cover beads?

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Doesn’t have to be. Just as long as it isn’t touching the hook you should be good. I’ve found the blade to weight ratio is more important that the blade to length ratio

[@geneneumann9584]

You have put together a very fine video with lots of good information. My only suggestion is that you slow up a bit when you are speaking. At times that becomes a problem understanding what you are saying. But very good info!!!

[@charlesmarty5516]

Where do you buy your tungsten bodies?

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

If you look up tungsten flipping or bullet weights you can find them all over. Tungsten fly beads are another option. I believe Amazon sells all of them as well

[@fishingknotz1713]

Whats the best website to find 1/16th inline blades i cant find anything

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Honestly, I’ve struggled to find any that I really love. Nothing quite like a panther Martin. The last order I had was through Fisherman’s Shack and they’re decent

[@fishgrubblades1779]

Nice, 👍

[@thewallhangers.]

Where do you get your wire from?

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Just about every online fishing tackle store carries it. I bought this from lurepartsonline.com

[@fathursagaie]

thank you share sir

[@MorseSpinning]

Very cool bro! I'm thinking to make my own lurse too 😃

[@jaybrown69]

What mm is the glass beads

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

I used 6mm for these

[@jaybrown69]

@@43degreesoutdoors34 thank you

[@iancameron1662]

What is the name of the tool used to twist the wire.

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

This is a modified TwisTech Magnum

[@josephkee1298]

More spinners

[@CRCFISHIN]

what size clevis

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

There's a chart on www.lurepartsonline.com/Easy-Spin-Clevises that is a good guide.

[@edwardroberts2997]

Hello Sir, I am a Man of 80 years please send me a note about those treble hooks the make I did not get I know it is very impotent the MAKE of hooks and just so you know this video is wonderful thanks very much.

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Thank you for watching! I’m glad this could help out. The hooks that I prefer to use are gamakatsu round treble hooks in sizes 8, 6 and 4. Eagle claws 3x strong trebles are also very popular. Hooks are something I wouldn’t skimp on. Nothing worse than the fish of a lifetime getting off on a weak or dull hook. Hope this helps!

[@edwardroberts2997]

@@43degreesoutdoors34 Again thanks and I will keep an eye out for more of your video,s

[@codyscoggins3489]

Would you be willing to share your 3d printer file? I don't have a printer but I think I could get it printed somewhere.

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

Yeah definitely. DM us and I can share it

@@43degreesoutdoors34 Hi, same question here. But where would I DM you? Instagram?

[@eugenpeptanaru4877]

No chero mucio palavra trabaco

[@paulkurtz735]

Could you tell me where you got the tool for making the twist in the wire.

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

It’s called a Twistech from Poulsen Cascade. This is the magnum version that I modified for smaller baits

[@edwardroberts2997]

Yes, it's me again just want you to know that no matter how hard I try to catch trout just have no luck I'm asking please help me if you would, again thanks.PS I use a spincast reel with six lb. line.

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

I’ll try to do some more “how to” videos next year, but I don’t think gear is your issue. I try to find streams that don’t get fished a lot, pressure really affects trout. The hot stretches of stream also change throughout the year so keep experimenting. If you’re going to keep your catch, going with a simple night crawler with a sinker is tough to beat. Just find the deep holes and drift through it and you’ll catch ‘em. It can be frustrating but once you find a few honey holes it will all start to click. Feel free to ask any questions and I’ll try to address them this next season!

[@edwardroberts2997]

@@43degreesoutdoors34 thank you very, very much.

[@ExtremeJigsFlavioTannus]

muito amador, acabamento razoavel

[@RamonMares-c1s]

Where do you buy the variety on bodies....

[@43degreesoutdoors34]

There are several sites out there. I believe these came from lurepartsonline.com