Spring bobber
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2018 6:42 pm
A simple spring fishing bobber whittled down from a basswood stick from Dad's woodlot.
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Thanks, basswood is something I found that's hard to find locally that's cut in blocks for whittling. So I just cut a few limbs off some trees in the woods. I am going to check into the cost of getting a log cut into lumber for carving.doglegg wrote:I think simple has it's own beauty and class. Great job and great knife. And a wood lot of bass wood. Lucky man.
Thanks. I carved it more for fun than actual use. It's the first one I have ever carved. I do think it would work as a working bobber and will probably carve another one to try and make it work. I think maybe a eye of some type epoxied in the top or quick release leader might work.zp4ja wrote:Really cool Doug. Old school I like that. Curious how you attach to fishing line? Maybe drilled center from top to bottom and looped back thru a time or two?
Jerry
Eveled that would be me swinging from the hook! LOL!!! I could never let a good cheeseburger go to waste!eveled wrote:It came out good. Hang it from the ceiling with a cheese burger on it. See if you can catch anyone.
Steve Warden wrote:And the fishing net ought to prove interesting to carve
Yep. Glued it back together and painted it to cover up the evidence.doglegg wrote:"broke the fish hook", I am glad it is not just me. But the worm looks pretty good.![]()