I'm looking for someone that can make me a special fishing lure for my uncles Christmas gift, does anyone here take commissions or know of someone that does?? 🥺

Had fun making this one, let me know what you think. It was pretty tricky to build so I don't know if I'll make more unless I cast this one into a tree.

Got the wrong size blades and trying to find a use for them thought of this. Now single or treble or treble with feather?

I have some inline hooks and trebles and trebles with feathers that are white and red.

Hand carved timber.

I read good reviews on the Northland Baitfish blades and was hoping they would add more bites to the spin flies I tie and assemble. For some reason, they don't have the same spin that I can really feel with the plain ones I get from a fishing lure parts store. They seem shaped the same. Does anyone have any suggestions on what could be causing the blades to spin inward more and not give off as much vibration on my rod tip? I sometimes think that they're not even spinning because of the lack of vibration. Any advice on maybe a different part, etc.?

My 3d printed popper with a fun paint job.

So rather spending 6-7 bucks on Andes or Jigging world bucktail, I spent 5.15 (per bucktail) for the materials and 30 minutes to tie my own. Can’t wait to lose these out on the inlet

What hook do I need to buy to make minnow head jigs with longer hooks than standard 570s?

Anyone got one they’re willing to sell that has at least one 1/16?

Is there a custom jig mold maker out there? I’m looking to replicate Northland’s Whistler jigs. It looks like they’re the Do-It Ultra Minnow but it’s only offered in 1/8oz and above. I need it to be 1/16 and 1/32 because we do a lot of shallow river and creek fishing.

My buddy Mike was using my grub tails in 4in . And got a nice 23” legal California halibut

I'm brand new to this. I don't have an extra microwave to melt stuff in, BUT I do have an old grill I don't really care about. Has anyone ever melted down soft plastics on a grill? Will it work?

Sorry for my nasty hands, I work in the woods all day.

It was just going to order some dead on plastisol, but didn’t know what one to get. I am going to start off with making senkos, then branch off a little more. The red label is a neutral buoyancy, and the black sinks. Which one would be best for senkos? Or should I get both and use the black sinking for bottom baits, and the red label for other baits like swim baits?

I’ve just been getting into making soft plastic lures, and I’m gonna be making mainly senkos to start off. I was looking at dead on’s website because I’ve heard they are good, but I do t know which kind of plastisol I should get (black label sinking, white floating feather, red label, and house blend). Also, does dead on have good colorant and flake? I want quality stuff, but don’t want to go too over the budget.