/r/lurebuilding
For those anglers who enjoy a more personal touch. Handmade fishing lures from crankbaits to spinners, and everything in between!
/r/lurebuilding
Hi all,
I am conducting a short survey for a school project to gain a deeper insight into the problem of lost fishing tackle on a range of scales(recreational, commercial etc.). I would greatly appreciate if you could participate in this market research survey. The end goal for the project is to develop a prototype product which would solve the problem previously stated.
Link to survey:
https://forms.office.com/r/g1vB6kAj37
Thank you for your insight.
Im looking to sell some of my lures but i dont know if they are simple good enough...
#bolzlures
#bolzlures
I think painting green perch is one of the more challenging patterns. The combination of colors and patterns can be tricky to get right, especially when it comes to capturing their natural appearance.
Took it for a test drive yesterday, and found out if I bend the lip vertical, the action is way better.
Had a rare barramundi eat a store bought vibe that's an equivalent of the vibes I make and not get hooked, and later had a huge snakehead fully engulf the vibe and not get hooked. Super frustrating as it's rare to get anything on lures where I'm fishing and to have two bites and no hookup is kinda devastating. I did end up catching the barramundi I missed later in the day after I switched to a micro swimbait. If you want a lure done right you gotta make them yourself I guess, big plus of lure making.
Does it seem to attract more fish and is it a good top coat?
I had one of these swimbait heads floating around and decided to put it to some use. I've done fly tying in the past but I want to get more into luremaking.
Design made of LEGO’s Supposed to be a bird that slowly dips The plan is that when the wings slide forward, you reel it back up. If someone wants to use for inspiration, go ahead.