Homemade Lures

[Travis Smith]

Does any one make their own hommade lures such as worms spinnerbaits cranks ect....where do you get your materials from.





I need something to do during the winter.





T.S.

 

[Bob G.]

Travis,



You should try going to your classes and get that diploma!!! Even fishermen have to be educated!! LOL!



Send an e-mail to John F. in CA. He has made a ton of plastic baits. I think he had 2 lifetimes of plastic baits when I fished with him a couple of years ago.



Bob G.

 

[Buzz Bouvier]

Travis, the site listed below has great stuff.



Buzz
http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/Content.aspx?src=home.htm

 

[Larry Harp]

Try these guys. They will send you a catalog with everything you ever wanted for lure making.

Phone 800/546-8922



Harpo
http://www.staminainc.com/

 

[Rich D]

Tackleunderground.com is also a good site!

 

[David Munaretto]

Jann's is great, prices and selection...

 

[Donnie Matney]

Luremaking.com is where i get most of my stuff....if your interested i can give you a quick course in spinner baits...give me a shout if so

 

[Steve Rizza]

I order a lot of stuff from Jann's netcraft.Order a catalog,their website doesn't do them justice.

 

[Staci Matheis]

I tie flies!



Cabela's has an exceptional selection of materials for the do-it-yourselfer. They also have rod kits - fly, spinning, casting - so you can build a rod to suit your needs. I've done it and it is FUN! You ought to try that! (www.cabelas.com)



Also, there is a place here in St. Louis call Feathercraft. I used to buy stuff from these people 20 years ago when they had a little basement shop that was only open on Saturday mornings. Now they've got a tremendous store and website for their products! I'll give the link below.



Have fun, TS!



me!
http://www.feather-craft.com/

 

[Josh Bertrand]

I pour my own plastics. They come out very nice and the best part is they catch fish. I get my stuff at www.lurecraft.com . They should have pretty much anything you'd need. Josh