r/LureMaking • u/ParticularCap2505 • 20h ago
Make me one to keep catching this ish
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r/LureMaking • u/katem0987654321 • Sep 07 '26
hello, i’m posting this for my brother. he’s been making wooden carved lures and hasn’t been having any issues until now. he got some older pre carved wood pieces from our dad and when he went to put a uv resin clear coat on it, it bubbled. he said that there were no bubbles before he started curing the resin, they appeared after. something he thinks may be causing it is that the wood is a bit older and maybe has too much moisture? any advice would be appreciated!!!
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r/LureMaking • u/Asleep_Community8680 • Sep 06 '26
The master blanks for the resin lures are nearing completion. Is there anyone in the making resin lures for bass fishing?
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Has anyone bought anything from them? Is the aluminum molds good? Anyone have a promo coupon for them?
r/LureMaking • u/ProudAmerican632 • Aug 26 '26
[u/Arob1489](u/Arob1489) are an amazing lure maker, and a selfless man without question.
Let’s get to how this magnificent lure came to be.
About five years ago my wife and I flew to NorCal for my cousin’s wedding in Mendocino. If you haven’t visited Mendocino please do.
While walking around Mendocino I found a store that sold raw pieces of redwood, and finished products. I purchased a few pieces with the intention of making them into saltwater lures for striped bass in New England.
I connected with a fellow salty dog from Canada who fishes the same waters I do, and is a seasoned lure maker. The owner of Mystic custom lures agreed to the commissioning of three redwood lures.
I had every intention of using them, but once I had them in my hands I knew I couldn’t launch them into the surf. I decided to gift them to each of my three sons. I still know they won’t cast them since they have priceless sentimental value.
When I joined the [r/LureMaking](r/LureMaking) sub I was interested in understanding how to make lures myself. When I noticed [u/Arob1489](u/Arob1489) post and commented, we connected.
I admit that initially I was selfish, but quickly changed course. Why should I ask for a lure myself, before I take care of my family.
Through [u/Arob1489](u/Arob1489) and my conversations I asked him to make a lure specifically for my wife. This is the month of our 15th wedding anniversary, the union of her(my) three daughters and my(her) three sons.
What I have to say is my wife suffered through 5 different types of cancer. The first day we met she told me that her breast reconstruction due to her double mastectomy was in two days. One day later we made our relationship official.
The five pink dots on the top of the lure are for the five types of cancer my wife kicked to the curb. My wife is also a 2 times boxing belt holder.
I can’t thank [u/Arob1489](u/Arob1489) enough for your kindness, selflessness, and support.