Line Through Spoon - Part 1
Line through spoons are super popular for seatrout fishing here in Denmark. The main reason is of cause that they are very effective, but they also fairly easy to make. In this 2 part video I take you through all the steps in making such a lure.
This first part covers making a master in balsa and using it to cast a prototype in a casting sand mold.
Things you need:
- Balsa plate 2 mm.
- MIG/TIG welding wire 1.0 mm
- Casting sand (www.bleigussformen-shop.de/Fo...)
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Awesome video as always! Thank you for the time and effort you spend on sharing your knowledge with the rest of us.
@SplishSplashFishing
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks Eivind - Should work for some Norwegian trout or salmon as well
Nice video 🎣👍🔥
Another Great Step by Step Video !! Really liked the use of the Copper Grease ... never thought of using that before !! Thanks
Super video
Looking forward to part 2, to see how you paint it
@SplishSplashFishing
4 жыл бұрын
Hopefully it won't be long, but anything can happen these days
Hola desde argentina muy buenos tutoriales..... lastima no saber ingles para mas información
Har set flere af dine vidioer 👍 er det noget du sælger af ☺️
@SplishSplashFishing
3 жыл бұрын
Jeg sælger lidt, alt efter hvad jeg har liggende, men prøv lige at fange på facebook
Cool video jurgen. Love the old school sand method for casting metal. Wondering why you used a gas cooker to melt the tin when you have a Lee Precision Pot on the bench beside it? I would normally do these prototype steps on the 3d printer and calculate the final weight by knowing the weight of your chosen metal per cubic millmetre . However I would need to use silicon for the protptype lure to see its action so the sand is a good cheap option. I use bees wax to flux the metal before pouring and graphite to flux the mold when pouring to avoid the surface pitting. We have a low melt alloy silicon here in Aus. However when it was unavailable for a while I could not find a similar product OS. Could I ask you to post a link to your silicon in Part 2 please.
@SplishSplashFishing
4 жыл бұрын
Hey Hobiepaulo. Casting sand is a super meduim for prototypes, and I still find new uses for it. My Lee pot had some leadfree whitemetal, which is rather expensive, so I just pulled out my old tomato-can. It is super fast when melting tin. For this lure that wasn't printed, the easiest was to just make the casting sand prototype. I will look into the bees wax and graphite. Might help meg get better casts. Thanks for the tip.
Hej Dejlig informativ video, men jeg er interesseret i hvor du anskaffer din rustfrie svejsewire uden at være nødsaget til at at købe wire på spole eller kæmpe mænger hjem?
I was just wondering where you source your tin for these lures? Many thanks.
@SplishSplashFishing
3 жыл бұрын
Here in Denmark there is "metal junkyards" that take in all kinds of metal to recycle it. There you can bye it for a reasonable price, but you can never be 100% certain about the purity and quality.
@gellytroch2380
2 жыл бұрын
@@SplishSplashFishing thanks very much. Great video and content on your channel- inspiring stuff!
Er de ikke bløde når de er støbt i tin??