Lure Making
🎣 Welcome to Making Lures — a channel where ✋ craftsmanship, 🌿 nature, and 🎣 a passion for fishing come together.
Here we learn how to craft wooden lures 🪵, test them in real conditions 🌊, and share experiences from bushcraft 🔥 and outdoor adventures 🏕️.
Through our videos, you’ll discover every step — from wood to water 🌲💦, from idea 💡 to catch 🐟.
We publish 🎥 short DIY tricks, 🎨 in-depth tutorials, and 🧭 real fishing stories 3–5 times a month.
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41. What depth do you usually fish? 🎣
• Surface
• Mid water
• Bottom
• Depends on conditions
Fish behavior often changes with depth. Sometimes predators strike aggressively on the surface, sometimes they stay suspended in mid water, and other times they hold close to the bottom.
I’m curious what works best for you most of the time.
Vote in the poll and share your experience in the comments 👇
#FishingPoll #LureFishing #FishingDepth #FishingCommunity #SurfaceFishing #BottomFishing #MidWater #FishingTips
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40. Do you use handmade lures?
#fishing #angler #fishinglife
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Where do you usually fish with lures? 🎣
Every water is different. Rivers bring current and aggressive strikes, lakes offer calm and structure, canals can surprise with pressured fish, and the sea opens a completely different world of predators.
I’m curious where most of you fish and what works best for you.
Vote in the poll and tell me in the comments why you prefer that water. 👇
#FishingPoll #LureFishing #FishingCommunity #RiverFishing
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38. What lure color do you use most often?
#fishing #angler #fishinglife
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37. When do you usually go lure fishing?
#fishing #lures #angler
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What type of lures do you use most often? 🎣
Every angler has a favorite. Some trust hard lures for aggressive strikes, others rely on soft plastics for versatility, metal lures for long casts, or topwater for explosive surface action.
Vote in the poll and tell me why you prefer your choice. Your answer might help other anglers discover something new. 👇
Options:
• Hard lures
• Soft plastics
• Metal lures
• Topwater lures
#fishing #lures #fishinglures #angler #bassfishing #pikefishing #spinning
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34. What lure size do you use most often?
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9. Surgeon’s Knot
This knot is a quick and easy way to join two lines, even if they are of slightly different diameters. It is especially useful when tying leaders in the field. The knot is tied by overlapping the two lines and passing them through a loop two or three times before tightening. While slightly bulkier than some other knots, it offers good strength and simplicity.
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#surgeonsknot #leaderknot #fishingknot #quickknot #knottying
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🎣 Where Would You Cast First?
Calm water… light wind… and structure hiding beneath the surface.
Every spot looks good — but one gives you the best first chance.
1️⃣ Rocky shoreline
2️⃣ Weed pockets
3️⃣ Fallen tree trunk
4️⃣ Deep channel bend
Each one holds fish… but only one gets my first cast.
👇 What’s your choice and why?
#fishing #fishingtips #predatorfishing #bassfishing #wherewouldyoucastfirst
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36. Which fish do you most often target with lures?
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