LURAMILURE

How to choose fake bait for fishing?

Visual and lateral line reaction are key in mock bait fishing. On cloudy days, use more conspicuous colors like white and pink. In broad daylight, silver or yellow work best. Water turbidity matters too — use natural colors like black or red in murky water, and green or teal in clear water. Light refraction, temperature, and water quality also influence effectiveness. However, red and black are universally effective colors in nearly all conditions.

What are soft lures made of?

Soft lures are typically made of plastic, rubber, or silicone. They are designed to resemble various aquatic animals such as worms, minnows, frogs, or crayfish. Their flexibility allows them to mimic natural swimming motions when retrieved, making them highly effective for enticing predatory fish.

How do I tie a fake lure to my line?

1. Tie a secure knot (e.g., improved clinch knot) at the end of your fishing line.
2. Pass the tag end of the line through the eye or split ring of the lure.
3. Wrap the tag end around the standing line 5–7 times.
4. Pass the tag end through the loop near the knot and then back through the larger loop.
5. Pull tight and moisten the knot before tightening fully to prevent friction damage.

Are LURAMILURE lures suitable for saltwater fishing?

Yes, many of our lures, especially metal jigs and hard baits, are built with corrosion-resistant components and durable finishes ideal for both freshwater and saltwater environments. Always rinse with fresh water after saltwater use to extend product life.