| After buying or making the fishing lures
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| | get the maximum use from them. Freshwater
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| there is still the responsibility of
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| | fishing lures usually require less care
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| taking care of and repairing them so that
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| | and repair than saltwater ones.
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| they are always in good condition. This
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| | In general, when examining any fishing
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| requires some effort and time but is
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| | lure you have made or bought it's a wise
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| usually easy for the angler who makes his
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| | policy to repair it if you are the least
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| own fishing lures.
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| | bit doubtful about its condition.
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| Since he makes them and puts them
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| | Repairing usually means sandpapering the
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| together, he also knows how to take them
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| | part of the lure body that is slightly
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| apart and repair them. He also has the
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| | chipped and then touching up with a small
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| tools and fishing lure parts necessary
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| | brush, using enamels or lacquers.
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| for such work. All the tools required to
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| | Replace the hooks with new ones if they
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| assemble the parts and make the lures are
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| | are badly rusted. When doing this it is
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| explained on this page about hand tools.
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| | important to use the same size and weight
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| Fishing lures in general do not require
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| | as the old ones so that the action of the
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| much care when storing them in a home or
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| | fishing lure is not changed in any way.
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| shop. The best idea is to put them into
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| | If the damage is too bad and the lure
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| cabinet drawers or individual boxes so
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| | cannot be repaired, throw it away after
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| that they can be found easily and can be
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| | salvaging any usable parts.
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| kept dry. In humid climates or near the
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| | It doesn't pay to take chances with a
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| seashore it is important not to expose
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| | fishing lure that is weak in any way. You
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| the metal parts to the air; otherwise,
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| | may hook a record fish but lose it if the
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| hooks will rust and other metals will
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| | lure is not dependable. Many anglers who
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| corrode.
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| | buy their fishing lures in tackle stores
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| Fishing lures that have feathers or hair
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| | often use them until they fall apart,
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| should be kept in airtight containers so
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| | before buying new ones. But if you make
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| that moths and other insects or small
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| | your own fishing lures you can afford to
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| animals will not get to them. This also
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| | use only those that are still in good
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| applies to new fishing lures that haven't
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| | condition.
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| yet been used. Lures which have been used
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| | It is better to be safe than sorry.
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| require considerable care if you want to
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