If you haven't watched part one, I highly suggest you go back and watch it right now. But in part two, we're going to be getting Legos building them into a Lego crankbait that actually functions going to catch big bass. In the last episode, you guys saw Fletcher put together this unique bill for the front of the Lego crankbait and it actually ended up running in the water perfectly. We're going to hop right into this, show you guys the underwater movement. Also show you guys Lego crankbait compared to a normal crankbait and then we're going to go catch a big fish. Let's get it. Hey Noah. Yo. What is this? I put some work in a little over time. Like you actually did this last night. This thing is going to swim. I'm telling you. I'm excited. We got to go test this out. No more talking. We tested it out, baby. This is what you've all been waiting for. We're about to see some underwater footage of the finished Lego crankbait with the modifications that Fletcher added to it. We're very curious to see if this thing is going to ride perfectly or not. Now that we have a regular shake bill on the end, we think it's going to ride perfectly and give it that realistic crankbait feel. So let's go ahead and hop into it. So now that you've seen the Lego crankbait in action, it's time to compare it to the actual crankbait and see how it stacks out. So if it wasn't clear in the build montage, re-crafting this bill, I wanted to kind of explain to you all exactly what I did. So I took some paper and etched out a bill, shaved in. I took that paper, cut it out, glued it onto the Lego itself. And then I used that as an outline. I took a grinder, grinded this thing around the edge to make it match that bill shape perfectly. And what else I did was I went and tried it after that through in the water to see if it would run and it wouldn't run. That's because we had it tied up here. Then I took a closer look at crankbaits and realized that they're tied on the bill. So I took this white Lego piece right here and I just the best one I could find where I could run the line through and super glued it right on there, ran the line through here, ran it back up here and tied it on here. So now the point of tension is right there on the bill, like if it were tied off there, but we got an anchored here just in case this white piece comes off. We don't want that to happen. So now this thing is running from the bill and I also put a bunch of clear caulk on the bottom of this thing because if you take a look at a regular crankbait, they have this nice little rounded bottom right here and that just helps stabilize it and helps it keep a nice wobble action while it's moving. This thing is ready to roll and we're about to cast this thing out into the depths and hopefully a big old bass is going to come chopping. We're coming up on these rock pylons right here and there's a really good chance I could catch her on the first bass. Man that would be just insane. And there it goes, it's diving like a champ. Let's see if something comes up and swap. No way, there's no way. You actually had one first cast? No, I'm not. I don't know if I just hit a pipe or what, but I had a, there was a little thud. It was definitely a thud. Oh. Come on bro. You playing with me? Dude, I'm not even lying. Dude we were already talking this bait is just kick but man. You got me fooled. You got me fooled for a hot minute. If you guys have watched this part in the video, first thing I would like to say is thank you so much. If you're new to the channel, please hit that subscribe button and also hit the like button if you'd like to see more Lego build videos. We ended up not catching anything this day. I got stuck in the house editing part one of this series and Fletcher actually went back out by himself and you will not believe what he caught. Guys, I am not kidding. You want to tell you that this fish is a monster right here. This one is every bit of five or six. Holy smokes. I don't know how well y'all can see him but there's two bats right there swimming along. Hit the Lego lure. You can know you want it. You know you want it. Just nosing it. He's nosing it. Oh, I came from the trees. He's right there. Hit it. Please. Oh, oh my god, he just sniffed it. He just sniffed it. Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, they're going. Please, please, please, please, please eat it. Please eat it. So I ended up launching the boat because I ran out of bank to fish and all the fish over there. I just could not get him to fully commit y'all saw them. They were coming right up to it and just nosing it, nosing it. Like one of them just knit that in a little bit. But man, I know I can get one in here. They're swimming everywhere. That's all I had to fish. So now I got access to all of that and it's going to be go time. I'm going to hit random to one little small problem though. And that is all these sand spurs. Really great. Fantastic. 100 of them. Good shit. Here's one right here. He's looking at first cast once I got on the boat. Oh, come on. Oh, this one's aggressive. There's two right here. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh, guys. I know y'all can see those on the go, bro. You have to be able to. Let's just take one more look at how good this thing looks underwater. In a real pond, oh my gosh. Oh, you won't do it right here from the boat. Come on. Come on. I know y'all can see that bass directly blow this thing. Oh my goodness. Come on, please hit it. So many bass are interested in this thing, but they just won't fully commit. Or is having a stair contest. Or literally having a stair contest. Dude, this is unreal. These two fish are right here, and they're just hanging out. Or just having a frickin' party over here. I know one thing's for sure. The fish in here definitely can't hide from me. I will find every last one of them if I have to. And we're gonna try throwing this crankbait in front of literally every single fish in this pond. Man, I swear. These fish must have stepped on one to me like it was as a little fry. Ugh, they do not want to bite this thing. Got one. Oh, no. No. No. He came off. He came off. Oh my gosh. They like that jerkbait action. That's the second one that's gone after it after the jerkbait action. Who are you? He ate it. Goin, goin, goin' on the crankbait! Goin' on the crankbait! Let's go, let's go! It's a nice one! Oh my God! I literally had to leave that there, sitting on the ground, and he was nosing it forever! Oh my God! And it's a really good bass, guys. It's a really good bass. There's one's every bit of four pounds. This could be five. Holy smokes! You'll have no idea how long I've been going at this, trying to get a fish to bite. Oh, my GoPro die. Well, I was trying to get this fishing for y'all. Holy smokes! Hold on, one second, guys. One second, one second. Go, Pro die. Hold on, let me come up here. I mean, I'm gonna use my net. I'm gonna use my net. Oh. Oh, see him! See him! Thank you, I just did it! It's a tank! It's a tank! Holy smokes! Come here, come here! Woo! Woo! Let's go, guys! No way! Well, y'all, please take a look at that. That is insane. So much hard work when I'm catching this fish. We gotta call Noah. My hand is literally shaking right now. I'm so excited. This is a beast. Bro. It's a bro. Bro. Bro. Look at this tank! Bro. Look at this tank, dude. I literally, I had to crawl it. I literally paused it. It was sitting there in one spot for maybe like 30 seconds. And he finally went and knows it and grabbed it. I probably casted it like six or seven times. Dude, this gotta be, it's probably close to five. It's a beast. It's a beast. We gotta throw her on the scale. We gotta see what she weighs. Well, somehow the scale made it out of my boat. And I don't know where it's at. But I'm telling y'all this fish is five pounds all day. Just an incredible fish. I can't believe I caught this on a Lego Lover. 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