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9/3/15

DIY ten cent fishing lure made from conduit pipe


I have not seen anyone do this, so I made a fishing lure from a piece of electrical conduit pipe, which costs about ten cents in materials. The lure is very heavy and is best used for deep water jigging, trolling or casting in inlets with a strong current or noodling around bridges and pilings . I will be making a similar lure using PVC which will allow me to use as a top water lure. I like the fact bait or liquid attractant can be easily added to the inside of the lure. The metal needs to be protected from salt water after use. I found it difficult to add a split ring to the hole in the pipe so wired the hook on. I will replace the wire lead in front later with a swivel connector and add a second hook to the bottom. The front has a small machine screw used to attach a lead and form the eyes using a nut and the head of the screw. Check out the channels of palm Beach Pete and Marty Zoffinger to see the videos they made on using unusual items to make lures. If you like my videos, I have over 350 other videos ad add more very week. I also have a Florida Fishing Playlist on my channel. I am trying to grow my channel, please forward the video to anyone you think might like my videos. Robb Moffett Robb's Homemade Life



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