Winter spoon-bait on the perch with their own hands. Catchy winter spoon-bait for perch

Fans of winter fishing for perch often use as a bait homemade spoon-bait. And it's not about saving at all. Catch a good copy, but also for the spoon of your own making - this is an additional excitement.

Winter bait for perch with their own hands is easy to make. There will not even be any equipment needed. All that is needed is the source material, a simple hand tool and a desire. But first, let's define with the advantages of the spoon-bait in catching perch, as well as the basic requirements put forward for self-made baits.

Advantages of spoon-bait before other kinds of winter baits for perch

It is known that in winter, a perch can be caught on live bait (bloodworm, caddis flies, gum), an ordinary mormyshku, a bezmotlku and a spoon-bait. The first three baits do their job well mainly at small and medium depths when catching a schooling "sailor". If we are talking about the humpback, which is found at a depth of more than 5 m - this is a real predatory winter fishing. Spoon-bait for perch, especially large sizes, is simply irreplaceable here. At a depth it is better visible, it does not carry away the current, and a good game of such a bait can bring a humpback to the senses even during periods of his low activity.

What properties should have a winter bait for perch

The main task of winter lures is to attract a predator by their game. Without it, any bait is just a piece of metal. To play the game, the bait should have the appropriate weight and shape. For a small perch, spoon-baits are used that are 2 to 5 cm in length, but for large humpbacks large models are used - from 5 to 9 cm.

Firm catch-able winter baiters per perch, despite the fact that they are made of materials such as stainless steel, copper and aluminum, which already have the color of a fish, very often have an original coloring. A figure that simulates the eye of a fish, fin or blood spot can complement the overall picture and enhance the effectiveness of the bait.

Spoon-baits, depending on the purpose, can be equipped with a single, double or triple crochet. Its type and size are selected based on the size of the bait.

To begin with, let's try to make simple winter spoon-bait for perch with our own hands. Photo of the homemade presents will be presented below. In order not to spend money on materials, it's better to start with lying under your feet.

Winter baiters per perch with their own hands from a beer can

You can train in the production of lures on an ordinary can of beer, coffee or canned food. Bait from thin sheet aluminum or tin can be used for fishing on the "sailor" on the shallows in conditions of zero flow. From the tools we need scissors for metal, awl and sandpaper. Also, two winding rings and a tee with a size of no more than 7 are required.

Cut the jar and straighten it in a sheet. Remove the paint from the outside with a skin. We put the marking of blanks 2 x 4 cm in size. Cut them out. Sharp edges rounded and screwed holes for rings. Further all we grind, getting rid of burrs.

Now the future spoon-bait need to be bent along the vertical axis. To do this, put the billet in a regular tablespoon, with the help of any soft rounded surface, with an effort, smooth it, giving it the necessary shape. After that, we fix the rings and the hook. Using nail polish red , you can paint the head of the spinner. Now you can test.

This, of course, is not the most catchy winter bait for perch, but they work, especially during periods of high activity of the striped predator.

Pilker for perch from tweezers

The Pilker is a small percussion bait for winter fishing. At home, it is made from a single piece of stainless steel, silver, brass or copper.

We will make a small fishing stick for "sailor" from the usual tweezers, intended for cosmetology needs. All we need is a tweezer itself, more precisely, one of its "legs", a metal hacksaw, a drill with a thin drill, a file, sandpaper, two winding rings and a triple hook.

Mark the half of the tweezers in such a way that one-third of the length of the future pellet should be incised, and two thirds - on the smooth surface of the "paw". Knife cut out the workpiece, smooth the file and round off the edges of the cuts. Further along the edges we drill holes for fixing the winding rings. After this, we carefully sand the sand paper. Fix the rings and attach the hook from the side where the notches are located. The bait is ready.

Pilker from the handle of the spoon

Winter spoon-bait for perch with their own hands can be made even from ordinary dessert or tea spoons, more precisely, from their pens. The process, in principle, is the same: we mark the workpiece of the required length, cut it off, drill the holes under the rings and grind it. The hook is attached from the side that is wider. If the handle of the spoon has some kind of pattern on one of the surfaces, it's okay, let it stay. If necessary, one side of the pellet can be painted in the required color with the help of nail polish.

The described pilkers do their job well when catching perch at shallow depths in stagnant water.

Triangle made of power cable

From the usual aluminum conductor of an electrical cable, it is possible to produce a good three-cornered spoon-bait, similar to those produced by the company "Akme". It will take a piece of a power cable of triangular cross section with a triangle height of 1 cm and a length of 4 cm. The edges of the spoon are cut at an angle of 30-45 degrees so that the profile of the workpiece resembles a trapezium. On the cut holes are drilled under the winding rings. Aluminum spoon-baits of this size will have an approximate weight of 4.5-5 g, which makes it quite applicable for hunting "humpback" at depths of more than 5 m.

Homemade "Castmaster" from a copper tube

Without special difficulties, you can make winter spoon-baiters per perch with your own hands from a copper tube. If everything is done correctly, they will work no worse than the firm "Castmaster" from the same company "Akme".

For this homemade we need:

• Section of a copper tube section 8-10 mm;
• Drill with a set of drills;
• A hacksaw for iron;
• Soldering iron, soldering acid, solder;
• protractor;
• Over-file;
• Emery cloth;
• 2 winding rings;
• Double (triple) hook size no. 7-8

Using the protractor draw a line going to the right at an angle of 17 degrees. We move the starting point 3-4 mm to the left and mark the second straight line in the same direction, only at an angle of 23 degrees.

Now, with a hacksaw, cut off the edges of the tube from both sides in such a way that we get a washer stretched out in one direction. Next, we heat the soldering iron, process the inner side of the billet with acid, fill it with molten solder. Leaving the edges 2-3 mm, drill the holes under the winding rings, after which we thoroughly grind the surfaces until they become absolutely smooth. After that, we catch the rings and the hook.

Practice shows that winter catching perch on a spoon-bait type "Castmaster" is effective enough, even if it's self-made. Non-standard at first glance for the bait shape creates a unique bait game, and the visual image created by the two-color body, attracts any predator perfectly.

Homemade deep baubles "torpedo"

Having practiced, we will try to make more complex winter spoon-baiters per perch with our own hands. Preliminary drawings of the bait are made on paper. Draw a figure in the form of an elongated drop 30-40 mm in length. The width of the "torpedo" in the upper part is 10 mm, in the lower part - 3 mm. Next, we make a paper from the paper, carving out our drawing.

Now we need to prepare materials and tools. We will need:

• Sheet copper 0.5 mm thick;
• awl;
• Scissors for metal;
• Soldering iron, acid and solder;
• a hammer;
• A drummer with a rounded impact surface or a set of steel balls;
• Thick rubber;
• A piece of copper wire cross-section 0.5-0.6 mm;
• Hook No. 4-6 (single);
• file;
• sandpaper.

We transfer the pattern to a sheet of copper and cut out two identical blanks. Each of them must be given a convex shape over the entire surface. To do this, we put the workpiece on a thick rubber, using a drummer or a metal ball of the required size and a hammer to give the surface a convexity.

Then the inner part of each of the blanks must be treated with acid and covered with a layer of solder. From the copper wire, you need to make two small loops for fixing the winding rings, and solder them from the inside to one of the sidewalls.

After that, the halves must be folded together and the bond line is disposed in such a way that the water does not get inside the spinner. After completion of the main work, the workpiece is carefully cleaned with a file and sanded with sandpaper until it is absolutely smooth and smooth.

We put the winding rings into the holes. The hook is attached from the wide side of the spoon-bait.