Making crankbaits can be a hit-or-miss endeavor. Unless you’re copying a lure you already know works well, designing your own crankbait can result in gems of junk. Any original handmade lure is a giant question mark right up to the point where you put in the water to test it. This is the first of a series of lure design videos that will give you some solid design criteria for crankbaits. I’ll be giving you simple rule-of-thumb techniques to fine tune your design so that its action is what you envision. I will share some simple lure testing techniques and show you the why and how of adjusting your lure for the right action. In this video I talk about using the tie eye placement to fine tune what I call the wobble and role aspects of the lure action. Visit the Engineered Angler Facebook page to see the latest in my lure designs and lure building techniques.
13 сен 2024
