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PO BOX 82 TOWNSEND, TN 37882 800-541-5994 865-448-6350 |
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| Making a usable fishing lure from a scrap of wood and some paint
is a fun and easy project for anyone who enjoys fishing, carving, or
collecting. Award-winning carver and fishing enthusiast Rich
Rousseau likes to do them all, so he decided to share his
fish-tested designs for creating a variety of fresh and saltwater
lures. Divided into three main chapters, Making Wooden Fishing Lures, covers everything from what to know about choosing the right wood, types of lures, extra options to add to a lure, how to dress a hook, and full-sized bonus patterns to help develop skills. Along with the wonderful lures that can be made by hand, there is a full-color gallery of historic and contemporary wooden lures, accompanied by an introduction from top collector Butch Bartz. Rousseau's love of lure making and fishing in general is evident in the Fun Fish Facts and entertaining stories that are littered throughout. Making Wooden Fishing Lures is a great catch! Pages: 176 |