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Making a (very pink) shallow diving crankbait for jewfish

Some call them mulloway, others call them silver ghosts; I made and painted a big, bright, shallow diver from recycled australian cedar to fish for jewies in the rivers and from rocks and breakwalls. A lot of firsts for me in this build, a new shape and first time making a through-wire front to back. Even if you're busy, take time to tell the dog she's alright. I hope radio stays. Took a couple risks with this one, finished with my nose in front. 160mm cedar body 2mm polycarbonate lip 1.6mm stainless through-wire hook and tow points No. 6 BKK split rings 2/0 Daiwa trebles Alumilite ‘Alumi UV’ clear coat finish Instagram -   / php_baits   00:00 - Introduction 00:14 - Clean up the workspace (garage) 00:36 - What are we making? 00:42 - FISH! 00:46 - Cut template/s 01:01 - Finding timber to stick 'em to 01:31 - Rough cut and sand 01:57 - We can probably make something out of that 02:03 - Top template 03:40 - Explaining the shape 04:51 - Top template hiccup 06:55 - First time approaching a through-wire 07:23 - Tools worth noting 08:05 - Rough shape 09:12 - WE ALMOST COOKED IT 09:27 - It's Saturday, and we have time to make stuff 09:41 - Bending the through wire to match the bait (detail) 10:25 - John Prine was the guy 10:46 - Adding a personal style to a bait 10:56 - Carve and sand in the sun 12:54 - Cut lip slot 13:13 - Adding lead weight 14:17 - Making a polycarbonate lip (design details) 15:49 - Polyurethane seal for watertightness 16:27 - Havin' fun with it (PAINT) 17:19 - FORK IN THE ROAD 17:53 - A little black goes a long way 18:01 - Fish need eyes 18:47 - Clear coat 19:11 - Final colours 19:39 - Test tank 20:19 - Test swim 22:12 - That's a wrap for the second video