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Vintage Fishing Lures

The number of individuals who are interested in collecting vintage fishing lures is steadily growing and expanding to all countries where fishing is a well loved hobby and sport. Collecting, trading and selling vintage fishing lures is a popular hobby in the United States, Japan, Canada, the United Kingdom, South America and the Scandinavian countries. The biggest drawback to collecting vintage ...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Rapala Fishing Lures

Rapala fishing lures have been on the market since 1936. Rapala fishing lures are a staple for many anglers. The original Rapala fishing lures were hand carved out of native balsa wood and cork in Finland by an avid fisherman named Lauri Rapala. Mr. Rapala noticed how fish tended to move towards and bite aggressively at injured baitfish. Rapala designed lightweight fishing lures that would move th...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Old Fishing Lures

Old fishing lures is a bit of a general term, but basically any fishing lures that are made from one of the many founding fishing lure companies in America may be considered old fishing lures, antique fishing lures, rare fishing lures or collectable fishing lures. There are several different factors that will increase or decrease the antique fishing lures value of old fishing lures. Amateur collec...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Fishing Lures

Every angler has his or her own favorite type and variety of fishing lures. Typically those favorite fishing lures will be one of a group or category of fishing lures. Many times all that is different is the colors or patterns on the fishing lures, but this will often make all the difference in whether or not the fish will bite. Fishing lures are an essential part of every tackle box and learnin...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Kicktail Fishing Lures

Kicktail fishing lures are reported to be the most exact replication of the actual action of a swimming baitfish or minnow. Kicktail fishing lures got the name kicktail because of the actual movement of the tail that kicks from side to side when it is being retrieved through the water. This amazing action is as close to the swimming motion of an actual fish as can be expected with manmade artifici...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Tying Your Own Fly Fishing Lures

Making or tying your own fly fishing lures is a great way to spend those cold winter afternoons until fly fishing season opens again. Fly fishing lures are not difficult to tie. Using your own supplies and designing your own patterns is a great way to find new flies for those trout and bass in the spring and summer months. Basically the easiest type of fly to make for a beginner at making their ow...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Types of Fishing Lures

The evolution of fishing gear and accessories along with the development of the bass fishing industry has brought about the development of various lures that are specifically used for different fish species. There are many classes or types of fishing lures and the types of fishing lures all depend on what type of fish they work for. Many fishing lures only work for specific types of fish, but some...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Ice Fishing Lures

Ice fishing is a sport all of its own. There are several ways that summer fishing enthusiasts can continue to use their current fishing equipment even in the harsher winter months. The most versatile of these dual purpose tackle essentials is the jig. Jigs can double as one of the best winter ice fishing lures. Jigs come in many different shapes and sizes. Jigs are definitely the key component i...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Heddon Fishing Lures

Heddon fishing lures are among some of the most collected and sought after of the antique fishing lures. The Heddon factory first started producing hand made fishing lures over a hundred years ago with James Heddon being the original founder of the company. His two sons, Charles and William, continued to expand on the company catalog to market new and innovative types of fishing bait lures. One o...More on Feather Fishing Lures

Antique Fishing Lures

More and more anglers are moving away from all the high tech fishing equipment and supplies available on the market today and going back to the roots of fishing. More and more anglers are finding and learning about antique fishing lures. The beauty of finding antique fishing lures is that antique fishing lures truly do have a history, as well as being tried and true fishing tackle. There are als...More on Feather Fishing Lures