Lure Making | Deep Diving Dancing Shad Crankbait, Step by Step with Free Template

Make your own Deep Diving Dancing Shad crankbait from Paulownia wood with this step-by-step guide. This exceptional deep diving lure boasts an aggressive, hard-thumping sweeping tail action.

Designed with the tow eye strategically placed on the large lip, it features a wider wiggling action, characterized by higher amplitude and low frequency, earning it the name “Deep Diving Dancing Shad”. Weighing in at 12.5g, this versatile lure is suitable for both casting and trolling.

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-- Chapters --
00:00 - Lure action
00:09 - Lure template
00:30 - Cutting and sanding to basic shape
01:33 - Forming inner lure wire
02:09 - Marking and cutting slot for lip
03:50 - Marking and drilling holes for split shot
04:54 - Installing wire & split shots
05:45 - Filling gaps with Wood Filler
06:35 - Shaping the lure
08:06 - Sealing the lure with Lacquer Sanding Sealer
08:34 - Airbrushing the lure
09:42 - Attaching 3D lure eyes
10:08 - Two-Part epoxy resin coat
10:34 - Making lure lip
12:04 - Attaching lure lip
12:57 - Attaching treble hooks
13:08 - Completed lure!

-- Lure Specification --
Weight: 12.5g or 0.44oz
Body Length: 60mm, excluding lip
Type: Floating
Treble hook size: 6 (x2)

-- Building Material --
Paulownia wood: 9mm
Stainless stee wire: 0.8mm
Split Shot: 1.8g & 2.9g
Acrylic sheet: 1.5mm thickness