I actually really didn’t like how this lure making turned out. It was way too heavy and was difficult to make it swim right in the water. The concept is still pretty cool though. Would also need to be made in a way that batteries could be changed. I didn’t end up catching a fish with it and I film on my iPhone so I really couldn’t get and good night shots of it in action besides a swimming pool test at the end of the video. Also I would like to say sorry for the crappy music and editing. Just wasn’t really feeling the whole process of making this video. Decided to go ahead and upload it anyway to see what everyone thinks.
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