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Torium's lineup of versatile sizes allows anglers to find a model to fit into nearly every saltwater market: the 20HG is ideal for throwing surface irons in California, the 40PG for bottom fishing for grouper and snapper, or the 50HG for targeting Ulua from the rocks in Hawaii
Key Takeaway: Success in DIY lure making comes from a clean master lure, a well-dried mold, and strict adherence to heat safety protocols
Everything Needed: Softwood of choice Design template Pencil Mask and goggles Band saw Carving knife Sandpaper Drill Epoxy sealer White primer Colored paint Split rings Treble hooks Steps to Making Wooden Lures For Fishing Choose a type of wood to use The best type of wood to use will be any sort of softwood such as balsa, cedar, or pine
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Other higher-end reels weve considered are the sealed Tsunami SaltX, the Penn Slammer IV, and the Shimano Saragosa
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