Spinner Making, the easy way  

Awesome! Was scolling back through your older videos.

Thank you for the video! In-depth enough to get started but easy enough to fallow. Really appreciate you taking the time to make it.

That is some really excellent techniques. Tanks!

Please show how you modified your hemostat to wrap wire and avoid sore fingers! I make inline spinners and would like to modifiy a couple hemostats for two different wire diameters that I use. I buy looped wire, but the other end for the hook I do by hand using sire bending pliers, small needle nose, and fingers. While this permits me to make a smaller very neat loop that I cannot get with my Boggs bender, it is hard on the fingers (mostly left thumb). I have a wide variety of hemostat sizes to work with. I cannot see the detail of your modified hemostat. If you make a separate video featuring the modifications, I'm sure many of us would be grateful. Thank you!

Great tutorial. Thanks!

Very cool. Thanks for showing that.

Great craftsmanship and video.

I’d like to start making my own lures. This was a great how to video. Thanks.

If you use a little longer wire to leave the spinner arm longer you will make the bait more snagless. You really want the spinner arm to reach back to the point of the hook; to keep the bait from rolling over a limb or rock and hooking them by accident.......... these are the first fishing lures I started making. (Years and years and years ago......lol) Nice job, as usual!

Making spinnerbaits is a lot easier than this, but it's cool to see others make them.

nice, i've never use spinner bait but the construction is cool i will try.

Nice video!

Janns Netcraft is just up the road from where I live. I might go there this week. I need some through wire.

Super nice .I have enjoyed all of your videos. You do a great job explaining your process. Where did you get the hemostat for twisting the wire around the hook? Thanks

Great video, keep up the good work. I’ve actually stopped throwing spinnerbaits and started throwing chatter and swim baits. Which do you prefer?

looks like "french" blades rather than Colorado. French blades are common on mepps spinners

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Nice job as always!!!!! This spinner baits are for fresh or salt water, both? In the lake close to your laboratory wich kind of fish you do most, bass?

Not to bad for a bunch of hand tools! Get the spinner arm a little longer and it would look pretty good.

hello i wounder about your tool when you twisting the wire, do you know the tools namn? what do the tool calls, thank you

Very cool video. One of the things that caught my eye was the 'gizzmo', the wire bending hemostats. Where'd you get those. They look like a simple, elegant solution to doing this. Thanks.

Where did you get the special tool for snelling the wire at 3:46

I make mine very similar, but swinging hook. may wanna try this. what kinda pliers is that where u wrap around the hook?

That set of pliers you used to create your snell wraps around the hook shank, where would one find those? I don't see anything that looks like that on Lure Parts.

Awesome video, what is the name of the activator you used?

Are the skirts replaceable once you're done?

What are the type of pliers you used to smell the hook called?

what is the name of the activator that you are using and what is the name of the pliers that you used to twist the wire around the hook

What kind of paint should I use for airbrushed heads??

What kind of powder paint did you use here???

Do you have a link for making inline spinner baits for saltwater

Do you have a P/N for the wire wrapping tool?

Can you design a small glide bait about 2-3 inches only one joint