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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Are there any starter kits out there for lure making? I'm not very artistic so I'll never get into anything more then spinners and bucktails. I just want to try making 1 before I decide to jump in but it seems that everything needs to be bought in bulk, some items coming in 100 packs... Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong sites? It's also hard because I don't know exactly what items I need for a spinner, size wise, and there seems to be some discrepancies from site to site in what they suggest. I've been thinking about doing this for awhile but haven't pulled the trigger because it seems kind of overwhelming.
Thanks for the input. |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | http://www.lurepartsonline.com try here. Mike |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | yeah that's the site I was looking at awhile ago but it seemed I needed to buy about half the materials in bulk. That's not a problem if I decide I want to keep doing this but for a first time try it seems a bit expensive. |
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| Here's another option http://saltybugger.com/kits.htm
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Location: Otsego, MN | http://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/nav_id/85/page/1...
Here is another option...
Everything you need to start making your own bucktails. This kit will come with an assortment of colors in pre-tied bucktails and blades. Enough material to complete 5 bucktails.
Kit Includes:
1 .051 pre cut wire (12 pieces)
5 pre-tied bucktails (assorted colors)
5 4/0 Eagle Claw hooks
6 clevises
10 assorted bodies
20 1/4” solid beads
20 5/16” hollow beads
1 12 ct package #7 Bucher split rings
2 #7 fluted blades
2 #7 Colorado blades (.040)
2 #7 French blades
2 #7 willow blades
5 1/2 oz. egg sinkers
Boggs Pro Tacklemaker
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | seek out your local M.I. chapter someone there has been, is now or is going to tie bucktails. Offer them the price and have them show you the in's /out's. You'll soon have a new winter hobby. |
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Location: MN | Michael,
What exactly are you going to try ?
Spinnerbaits or bucktails? Or both ? |
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| not sure of your location but if you are in MN and can go to Thorne bros they have singles of everthing you need to make bucktails.
Edited by thescottith 6/18/2013 4:18 PM
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Location: Detroit River | A-Team Tackle has a build-it yourself kit. You can pick the colors of the skirts & blades. http://ateamtackle.com/
Edited by Zib 6/18/2013 8:00 PM
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | psv - 6/18/2013 2:04 PM
Michael,
What exactly are you going to try ?
Spinnerbaits or bucktails? Or both ?
I'm not sure, I really like spinnerbaits but was thinking a bucktail might be a little more interesting to build. |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | thescottith - 6/18/2013 4:17 PM
not sure of your location but if you are in MN and can go to Thorne bros they have singles of everthing you need to make bucktails.
Yeah I live about 30 minutes from there so maybe I'll stop by some day. I haven't been able to find their lure building stuff on their site and I was hoping to plan before I went there. |
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Location: MN | Best way to start is to give a call to Moore lures and explain what you are looking for.
Dick is a great man to work with.
Lure Parts Online has everything you need to make bucktails as well, incliding pre-tied flash skirts and you don't need to buy by hundreds. |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | psv - 6/18/2013 10:47 PM
Best way to start is to give a call to Moore lures and explain what you are looking for.
Dick is a great man to work with.
Lure Parts Online has everything you need to make bucktails as well, incliding pre-tied flash skirts and you don't need to buy by hundreds.
I'll look at Moore lures, I had originally looked at lurepartsonline but most of the items still needed to be bought in bulk and the initial purchase if I was doing it right was $54 which seemed like a lot just to try this out. |
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Location: sneaking out to get on the water ;-) | Deffinetly stop by thorne bros. and check out moore's. $54 is cheap it will only get worse. lol |
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