Lure Making - Learn How in Minutes

You can start turning out lures by the dozens, within minutes and for only a few cents each!

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Lure making can save you money.

This is just a fraction of what you will learn...

• Basic tools required - commonly found in almost every tool box: pliers, files, hammer, saws, vise
• More specialized tools - for those who want to do a real professional job: hand snipes, punches, lathes, power tools
• Lure and tackle parts and accessories - how and where to find them
• Fresh water plugs - the different types and how to make them
• Wooden plugs - the easy way to make these, get started with a broom handle!
• The old time favorite plug - the wobbler
• How to make 3 favorites - Propeller plugs, popping plugs and surface plugs
• Painting your plugs effectively - and how to add eyes
• The most effective lures for black bass fishing - spin bugs
• Everything about spinning bugs - complete details on building many different types
• The best color schemes - for spinning bugs
• The best ways of using cork - when making lures
• Why you should be making - your own salt water pugs
• The best wood types - for making salt water plugs
• The deadliest type of plug - for salt water fishing
• How to test your plugs at home - for the correct buoyancy
• Different types of hook hangers - and how to fit them to your plugs
• Full construction details - on the bomb type popper, the salt water popper, the Swimming type surface plug, the Flap Tail surface plug, the Torpedo plug, the Darter plug and many more
• The oldest fishing lures - made and used by man
• The best metals - for making spoons
• How to design, cut and shape metal - for your own spoons at home
• The eight most popular shapes - used for making spoons.
• The two types of spoons - most widely used for salt water fishing
• How to easily attach the hook - to your home made spoon
• Dozens of drawings - of different blades, barrel swivels, locking eyes and hook assemblies used in fresh and salt water spinners
• Details of three old time favorites - the Propeller type spinner, the Cherry Bobber spinner and the Colorado type spinner
• Why you can't beat the "French" type of spinner - for easy casting
• Why jig type lures are one of the deadliest - in salt water fishing
• The four basic jig shapes
• How to use inexpensive molds - for casting your own jigs
• Tips on using plaster molds - you can make at home
• How to add hooks and eyes - when casting your own jigs
• How to add hair or feathers - to finish off your jig
• The four basic types - of metal squids and why they are popular for surface fishing
• Three ways of attaching hooks to a metal squid
• Eel and Eel skin lures - details on making your own
• Details about using sinkers, leaders and connections
• How to care for and repair - your lures

Lure Making