Thread: Shrimp bait made from a straw
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02-18-2015, 02:13 PM #1Senior Member
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Shrimp bait made from a straw
Couldn't decide if this should be posted here or in DIY. I know that it wouldn't last long but ran across this video and wanted to share it.
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02-18-2015, 05:03 PM #2Senior Member
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I'm not sure what type of squid tha is, but damnedest thing I've ever seen made. But, as you point out, seems it wouldn't last long! Thanks for sharing Dave.
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O.K. Never caught or saw one of those. Looked similar at the mouth to what I thought a larger squid would look like. Thanks.
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I thought it looked amazing. I'm gonna give it a shot maybe this weekend since it'll be so cold. I know that it's not very practical as far as its longevity is concerned but looks fun to make.
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02-19-2015, 09:58 AM #7We are there! Let's go fishing!!
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It is amazing!
Some sortof origami with a straw LOL
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They make it look easy, but I don't have near enough manual dexterity to do that. I flunked cutting out paper hearts for Valentine's back in kiddie school and never got any better. Heck, I have trouble putting the real thing on a hook without mangling it.
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It would make a cool decoration for your desk at work. The dude is an artist but I strongly think if he brought that to the pier, he would quickly change over to a jig or gotcha. Just one missed hookup/pass by a good spanish and....poof! 30 minutes of craftsmanship down the drain. Very cool video though, I enjoyed it.
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02-21-2015, 10:15 AM #10Old Fart
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Here is the best way to create shrimp, and it is fun for them too!

I found a video, but I think it is considered shrimp porn, so I can't post it
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I bet they aren’t $1.19 anymore 😏
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