Fishing trolling in winter is based on the fish's interest in the bait during the fall. Making a spinner involves creating the most interesting bait for the fish. This is a creative and fun fishing off-season.
It is necessary
- - hooks No. 4, No. 5;
- - plasticine;
- - 0.5 cups of gypsum;
- - Matchbox;
- - petroleum jelly;
- - tin can for lead smelting;
- - lead;
- - pliers;
- - candle;
- - nitro paint.
Instructions
Step 1
Light a candle. Take the hook with the pliers. Heat the hook in the ear area in a candle flame until reddening. Then cool gently. This will release the hook steel so that it acquires the plasticity necessary for work. Turn the eye of the hook 90 degrees with the pliers so that it is flush with the barb.
Step 2
Take plasticine and mold it into a fish from 3 to 5 cm long - a model of the future spoon. To do this, imagine a drop cut in half, insert the hooks into the place where they will be on the future spoon. The loop of the hook should protrude above the "back of the fish". Install one hook in the "head of the fish", the other in its "tail". These three elements should be located along the center line of the "fish", in the same plane relative to each other.
Step 3
Dilute the plaster and fill it to the brim with a matchbox or other suitable container. Lubricate the "fish" with the hooks with Vaseline. Sink the model in the cast to its midline so that the hooks and eyelet touch the cast. Wait for the form to harden (5-10 minutes). Make two indentations diagonally on opposite sides of the mold to orient the joining of the two halves of the plaster molds.
Step 4
Around the mold, make a solid border of paper to fill the second part of the mold. Use electrical tape or tape to attach the side to the mold. Lubricate the protruding part of the model and the shaped indentations again with Vaseline. Then dilute the plaster of Paris and fill the second part of the mold to the end of the rim.
Step 5
Separate the molds after 5-10 minutes and take out the plasticine model. Make tapered holes in the molds - for pouring the lead inside (sprue) and air outlet (vent). Dry the molds. Insert the hooks into one half of the mold, close with the other half. Fasten the form with soft wire.
Step 6
Heat the lead in a tin can. Pour it into the prepared mold.
Step 7
Divide the mold after cooling. Cut off the sprue and sprue at the spoon. Glue or wrap a tuft of wool to the tailhook. Paint the fish by dipping it in nitro enamel, such as white. Once dry, paint the back with a colored marker.
