I stumbled across these videos on youtube while searching for something other than videos about lures to break up today’s posts. While this is a lure post, it has some mystery behind it. “Dutchbaits” are handmade wooden lures with some pretty awesome paint jobs, the music and camera work are great too. And that’s all I know! I’ve contacted the original poster on youtube for some background information.
2010 may go down as the year of the swimbait. Several manufacturers have lined up their best engineers and designed some of the most beautiful lures I’ve ever seen, and many have started scaling them down to the key 4″-6″ range as well. One such lure that I’m looking forward to trying this season is the SPRO BBZ1 Jr. a 6″ version of the SPRO BBZ1.
With the success of the Name That Fish! series of posts I thought perhaps our readers would also appreciate a spin on the series with a Name That Lure! series.
This wooden topwater lure is about 4.5 inches long, features a spinning prop on both ends, and #6 hooks. It’s also one of my favorite topwater lures for bass, pike, and musky.
If you have any rare fish or favorite lures that you’d like to submit for either Name That Fish! or Name That Lure! please feel free to email us your submissions, we’d love to hear what about what you’ve found.
It’s been a while since I’ve posted any new Rockstar Lures. However, I have been hard at work, painting and testing new designs. Some of the new lures with feature willow blades measuring a mammoth 3.25 inches! I’ll be putting the finishing touches on a bunch of lures this weekend, so stay tuned!
With the holidays quickly approaching, I figured this would be a good time to help out anyone looking for a gift for their favorite fisherman/fisherwoman. Instead of a list of what you should get, I figured it would be better to make a list of gifts you should avoid.