Fishing Lure
Fishing Lure Background The way to a fish's stomach is through his eyeballs, and fishing lures are objects that resemble any of the naturally occurring foods that fish might find attractive. The purpose of the lure is to use movement, color, and vibration to grab the fish's attention and cause him

Publication: How Products Are Made

The art of the lure.(saltwater fishing)
Always lively and often odd, old wooden saltwater fishing lures have become sought-after pieces of folk art. When Dad passed away, I got his fishing tackle. As his only son, it was mine by default, I guess. Since I prefer to do my fishing with a camera, it was quite some time, years in fact, before

Publication: Sarasota Magazine

Bottle-cap lures reeling in anglers Inventor wants brewers to sponsor fishing contest, but they're not biting
Bottle-cap lures reeling in anglers Inventor wants brewers to sponsor fishing contest, but they're not biting Norm Price is on a crusade that has two goals: Help fellow anglers catch more fish, and recycle millions of discarded beer bottle caps from bars and restaurants throughout North America.

Publication: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The allure of the lure; Fishing memorabilia collector shares his passion in DuPage museum exhibit
Dan Basore pulls a largemouth bass out of pond in his Warrenville backyard. An avid collector of fishing paraphernalia, Basore is displaying part of his fishing lure collection in an exhibit at the DuPage County Historical Museum in Wheaton "I'm just a fishy guy," says Don Basore as he shows off a

Publication: Naperville Sun, The (IL)

Maine-made lures catching on ; Two fishing entrepreneurs attribute the success of their Kennebec brand to word of mouth.
GARY REMAL Blethen Maine News Service Portland Press Herald (Maine) 04-02-2006 Maine-made lures catching on ; Two fishing entrepreneurs attribute the success of their Kennebec brand to word of mouth. Byline: GARY REMAL Blethen Maine News Service Edition: FINAL Section: Maine & New England

Publication: Portland Press Herald (Maine)

Windsor, Va.-Based Fishing Lure Maker Angles for More Business.
Byline: Jody Snider Dec. 7--WINDSOR, Va. -- Thurman E. Swede Owens spent his life fishing all around Hampton Roads. His son Gary followed in his footsteps by fishing and making lures for a business that was eventually named after its founder -- Swede's Lures. Now, after more than 50 years of

Publication: Daily Press (Newport News, Virginia) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)