Showing posts with label rtv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rtv. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 December 2014
Pickadoll Lures
Although this video is in Swedish luckily for us David Wikberg the lure maker realized that fart jokes need no translation.
https://www.facebook.com/pickadoll.lures
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casting,
david wikberg,
fart,
lures,
making,
mold making,
pickadoll,
rtv
Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Making a soft plastic fishing lure: The Uber Grub
)
I didn’t know if it would all work out, I suppose it seems
foolhardy to make a film about a lure that I haven’t tested as well as using a
process at its extreme. When I opened the
mould after the first injection, there were a few nervous moments to say the least.
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Making Simple Soft Plastic Fishing Worms
It is all over the film is uploaded it seems to run ok,
there are fifty things I would like to change about it but I want to go fishing
so much it hurts. Someone on video course I am attending asked me what I do as
a job, one day I would like to say fish.
Labels:
baits,
fishing lures,
fishing tackle,
how to,
make,
making,
mold,
mould,
pouring,
rtv,
sculpey,
shaping,
silicone,
soft plastic,
worms
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Making Soft plastic Fishing Lures
A very bad fisherman
When the pike hit
the lure I did what I have been telling myself I shouldn’t do, instead of
striking and setting the hook I reached for the button on my camera. The pike
needless to say was camera shy and just as I got the video going it threw the
hook and buggered off to recover. I gave a few more casts just in case it was
having second thoughts but I guessed it had better things to do. Well this was
my first outing with my new Sushi Whip Tailed Grubs, I hadn’t actually caught a
fish but at least I had proved to myself that it had attracted or annoyed one
enough for it to take a swing at it.
Despite
being five in the morning other anglers had begun to arrive and my open water
was quickly reduced to small patch which felt only a little larger than the
bath tub I had tested the lures in. Before long I was into something again and
this time I managed to strike. Whatever was on the end of the line shot off
stripping line from reel as the drag buzzed. Despite thudding away at my rod I
was not convinced it was a pike, I thought maybe it was one of the fabled
catfish or a foul hooked carp. A few
mutes later I was gaining on it and the back end of a very large eel emerged
from the weeds.
I suppose an eel foul hooked doesn’t count unless you are a
really bad fisherman. The only compensation was that I didn’t have to get my
forceps down its mouth to unhook it.
Labels:
diy,
fishing,
fishing lures,
fishing tackle,
handmade,
homemade,
how to,
making,
mold,
northern pike,
polymer clay,
rtv,
silicone,
soft bait,
soft plastic,
sport
Monday, 2 January 2012
Christmas Decorations
Image Above: Home made lures shaped from polymer clay
Three weeks without holding a fishing rod, I feel like a
recovering addict. Anyway it has not all been wasted I have finally got to
grips with making some prototypes out of polymer clay. After buying a cheap set
of wax shaping tools my sculpting abilities seem to have come on a bit. The main lures above are attempts to capture the look of salmon parr, the white is the original
and the others cast out of latex mould of the same. These are far from finished,
at the moment I am just working on the shape and the swimming action. The final finish
will be airbrush and epoxy with a natural look.
Labels:
airbrush,
epoxy,
fish,
fishing,
latex,
lure,
mould,
polymer clay,
rtv,
salmon parr,
sculpting
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