RESTORING Old Fishing Lures to DANGEROUS Pencil Popper

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Tired of throwing away old banged up and rusty lures? In this video, I take you through how I transformed an old lure I found into a brand new pencil popper. Follow my step by step instructions to recreate your favorite fishing lures that have been broken down by fish and daily use. I go through how to personalize a fishing lure and make it stronger and last longer in harsh conditions. This video will help save money on fishing equipment and give you an edge on fishing for different species you target.
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5 июл 2024

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@tylercanuel564 3 года назад

great video! did it smell like fumes when finished? and did you have to add any fish scents to it?

@catchingzzzsoutdoors1872 3 года назад

Thanks, once the epoxy finished drying there was no smell at all. I have not added any fish scent to it but that is a great idea.

@tylercanuel564 3 года назад

alright thanks man ill give it a try !

@jimgarrett7078 5 месяцев назад

Helmsman spar varnish is not epoxy. Nice restoration though.

@GOLDSMITHEXILE 4 года назад

I like the paw paw wotta frog style spattering effect, well done What species of fish are you likely to catch with a lure that size?

@catchingzzzsoutdoors1872 4 года назад

Thanks for the feedback! I will be targeting Striped Bass, but bluefish are also likely to hit this lure

@GOLDSMITHEXILE 4 года назад

@@catchingzzzsoutdoors1872 Around 1980 I went a fishing in canada using a floating plastic frog. That was the only time I really ever used lures, (more of a leger or float bait perch and trout fisherman) But the fishing with that little green thing was aewsome. I simply drifted around the margin areas of the lake in a canoe, and flipped the lure onto overhanging branches, then drop it into the water. You can guess what happened next...plenty of bass (smallmouth? not sure, they had a small sharp spur on the gill tips, averaging 15 to 18 inches, very tasty cook up) My host called them blue bass. Anyway fantastic sport especially when black bears show up to watch what your doing. At age 59 I'm looking to get back into fishing, only now with the aim of going for pike, using plugs and spoons (assuming the UK's kung flu police state conditions ever allow people to fish again of course) Anyway, hopefully you'll get some decent fish on your refurbed lure, it would make another good video!

@catchingzzzsoutdoors1872 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing your story it is very interesting! Good luck to you and your future fishing experiences. I encourage you to get on the water as often as possible!