Handcrafting fishing lures that look like real-life insects, birds, and small animals is hard, painstaking work. But Pat Cohen has made a career of taking deer hair and peacock feathers and turning them into fishing magic.

Handcrafting fishing lures that look like real-life insects, birds, and small animals is hard, painstaking work. But Pat Cohen has made a career of taking deer hair and peacock feathers and turning them into fishing magic.
Well done. thanks a lot.
Wow, another hipster business of overpriced unnecessarily complicated ordinary things.
The disgusting side of capitalism.
Mind blown!
Unsubd peace
This is the best made videos I've seen in a long time. I want to learn how to fly fish after watching this. What a beautiful video.
Hey, Bloomberg! You're slipping.
This is pretty cool, but the music is a tad TOO dramatic…
Hipster dork trying to capitalize on Grandad's hobby. Spend money on goofy artisinal "flies" if you want, but a trout isn't picky; it will strike at bits of baloney, pizza crust, tin foil …anything.
Remind me that if I need to be motivated for some reason, I must call you. You convinced me to go phishing XD
But does it works?
The background music is far too loud; it's hard to hear what he is saying.
Millenial and non-English and JOKESTER comments😝😝😝
i enjoyed vid …as i had fishermen in my life.
The Comments sec brought me back to Big City Stupidity😈😒😈🚦🎄
I've always wondered how guys made those fancy fishing lures and what it took to make one. So damn sick! I'm highly interested now.
Down Jones could drops few hundred points under 24,000 points then go up agien.
When you’ve ran out of things to say about trump
Jewelry job !
He is unique Fisher and Wizard !
Will Graham approves
I was honestly expecting a video about a person who tied a string on flies.
Slow news day, Bloomberg? XD
How does he turn a profit if they're all so cheap? Seems like a lot of time invested
Aren't strong bright colours considered as a warning to predators of poison in nature? Why would a fish attack such a bait?
Hi Bloomberg
First