r/LureCraft • • Sep 02 '20

Finally took the jump and bought a drill press. Can’t wait to put her to use this weekend!

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r/LureCraft • • Aug 10 '20

One of my favorite upgrades, glass stirrers. Really helps judging the opaqueness of my plastics and super easy to clean with a regular paper towel after stirring.

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r/LureCraft • • Aug 07 '20

New ownership.

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Just took over as mod of this community and I’d like to build it up as a place to discuss techniques and tools available to build lures of all types. Please join me in building this for everyone to have a great learning environment no matter how much experience they may have. Tight lines guys!!


r/LureCraft • • Apr 29 '15

Sweet subreddit!! Checker outt

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r/LureCraft • • Nov 19 '20

Mid month giveaway announcement

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I’m sorry to say guys I won’t be able to do a giveaway this month. Due to unforeseen financial circumstances this month I’m a little tight on extra cash. I hope everyone understands and I look forward to hopefully starting again in December. Thanks for participating when you can everyone!


r/LureCraft • • Oct 14 '20

Mid Month Giveaway

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It's that time!!! Leave a comment with your most need or wanted supplies to enter (for surprise simply reply hard/soft bait)! Multiple comments will not increase chance of winning. No guarantee you'll receive what you request but all attempts will be made. Winner chosen at random.


r/LureCraft • • Aug 20 '20

My favorite reference materials for hard and soft bait making. Great brainstorming help when I’m stuck inside as well.

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r/LureCraft • • May 18 '15

Nothing better than making your own - you guys cool with fly tyers too?

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r/LureCraft • • Apr 29 '15

How to make a spoon lure from a kitchen spoon

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r/LureCraft • • Jul 02 '21

Quick post. I no longer have time to run this sub.

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Obviously for those who are subscribed I’ve run out of time to keep up this sub. If anyone would like to take over please submit a request to r/redditrequest and I’ll approve any message to give over top mod privileges and remove myself.


r/LureCraft • • Sep 12 '20

Mid month giveaway

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It’s that time! Leave a comment with your most needed or wanted supplies to enter! Multiple comments will not increase chance of winning. No guarantee you’ll receive what you request but all attempts will be made. Winner chosen at random.


r/LureCraft • • Sep 07 '20

Anybody ever tried one of these?

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r/LureCraft • • Aug 21 '20

Anybody ever try these? Seen them on a Marling Baits video and figured I’d give them a try

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r/LureCraft • • Nov 27 '17

Hand built jigs.

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r/LureCraft • • Apr 30 '15

Balsa wood fly poppers

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Anyone got any good tutorials for working with balsa wood fly patterns? Where do people buy balsa wood?


r/LureCraft • • Oct 07 '20

Lead weighting question

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Anybody used a drop shot mold for lead inserts into your baits? Seemed plausible to semi fill it then drill out a corresponding size hole in my bait and just insert it as normal and cover


r/LureCraft • • Sep 17 '20

How are you guys liking the giveaways? All opinions welcome.

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Alright we've now had two successful giveaways and I feel it's time to get some opinions on how it's going. Is everyone ok with the frequency at once a month and around midway? Would it be preferred to move the date? Is the current setup of requesting your preference in the comments working for everyone or is there a more preferred way to enter. All opinions welcome and I hope we can continue building everyone's love of the craft!


r/LureCraft • • Sep 08 '20

What are you guys using for weight in your hardbaits?

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I’ve been looking at getting a lead pot but just wanted to see if anyone had found any other ways to weigh a bait down.


r/LureCraft • • Aug 15 '20

Supply Master List

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r/LureCraft • • Apr 29 '15

Finnish Lure Building Magic

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r/LureCraft • • Feb 22 '22

How can I put hooks in this?

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r/LureCraft • • Aug 15 '20

Mid-month giveaway

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It’s time! Leave a comment below with some of your most needed supplies and enter for the giveaway. Winner will be picked at random. No guarantee that you’ll receive what you request. Multiple comments does not increase chances.


r/LureCraft • • Aug 15 '20

For me a small pair of cuticle scissors are my go to for cleaning up plastics. Sharp and small they can handle the small curves of frogs and swim baits.

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r/LureCraft • • Aug 15 '20

Master list opinions

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I’m going to start working on a master list of different supply companies for different things we use for a pinned post. Everything from specialized tools to more specifics parts such as eyes. If anybody has any favorites they return to every time please comment below so I can add them


r/LureCraft • • Aug 14 '20

Don’t toss the stickers that come when you buy products

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I’m a scatter brain most days and one thing that helps me is holding on to those stickers. You can put them on the wall, clipboard, notebook... anywhere in your shop and it’s a reference for when you run out where your favorite supplies came from. I don’t buy often so having a reference to look back at is always helpful. Can also use cheap wildlife stickers to base your baits off of as inspiration!