Smallest GlideBait Ever | One Day Build to Catch

Here's how I made and fished with the smallest glidebait ever in one day.
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[marlingbaits]

My "20mm" measurement of the sketch was wrong. I used a measuring device that displayed and numbered 2mm increments... not sure why I own this measuring device, but hopefully you found this if confused.

[judycarlsen]

(Richard here) Suggestion: Carry your rod with the tip pointing backwards. You are far less likely to snag it as you walk and break the rod tip like my brother did to my fly rod in 1953.

[koryflores]

It would be really cool to see you do a segmented electric eel swim bait!!!

[kadenfreeze]

I’d pay to just watch this guy all day, you should do more glide bait builds

[dylandoesthingssometimes]

I'm selfish and commenting before I have watched purely to get the Marling Baits heart

[hiddentruth]

it was really nice to see the two of you interacting again. like the old fishing videos.

[matthewsumrall]

Thank you for always adding the suspense in your videos with the close up shots of the razor blade mm’s for your flesh. Really gets the people engaged. 👍👍

[fishninjabassfishing]

just like to thank you marling baits for inspiring me to make my own baits, I have been trying to tell more people about you on my channel, really like what your doing keep it up

[williammckee]

Been watching you for years. Never commented. Seen every episode probably 10 times. Just have to say sir, you deserve more subscribers. Incredible bait maker, great guy, and a family man. You put in crazy amounts of time for these videos. And your hilariously intelligent. Love the vids brother. Keep it up.

[alkwj]

Now that's what I'm talking about! That little bait is perfect, and the amount of detail you still get on something so small.

[leehowell]

Best Q&A ever with the addition of Chelsea and pizza! Oh, and the glidebait was pretty cool too. Definitely agree, need to make a jalapeno popper and a superglue and baking soda bait (just wear a mask when working with that block)!

[bryanfink]

As a guy that literally placed an order for glide baits this morning, I sincerely wish this tiny glide had been an option. This is incredible. Long time subscriber, bravo!

[bearbrunkinoutdoors]

i love the vlog style. i think we would all like to see more dad and husband content. you are great at both

[vladimirgunnar]

Your videos help cure my stress many days. Thanks.

[TimHaunFishing]

I'm diligently working at watching every single video. I'm about 50 in, had to take a break to watch this awesome new one. I'd totally fish that little bait for the super aggressive green sunfish in my area.

[erikpeterson]

I made a glidebait that's 2.5 inches long and did almost the same paint scheme. Yours is sick

[fishdaddy]

Another Sunday at the Church of Marling Baits, loving the Sunday uploads my friend.

[YooToobz]

The Q&A & cooking pizza was cool and adds an even more relaxing, down to earth vibe to your channel. I thought of something that may help (if you will consider trying it) with the joints between the front and rear halves of the lures. If the circles / loops are too big, use the tip of your blade to carve tiny grooves/slots where the circle touches the lure (on each side of the hole you drill). This will (should) enable the loop to be pushed in slightly more making the exposed amount of loop smaller. It will (should) also help hold it securely preventing it from twisting. I’ve never seen your joints twist in the drilled out holes so your glue is great. Anyway, I’m not great at explaining this idea, so please forgive me if it doesn’t make sense. 🙏🏽

Edit: the larger loops may actually help your lure glide better like you imagined as a possibility while thinking / talking about it in this video 👍🏽

[AgneyaKulkarni]

finally a small lure!!! Love these builds!

[poststalone]

I'm 99% sure I would have lost a good amount of blood trying to make something so small. impressive man