already have caught a 30# Blue Cat off of these (going to try to get a 60#+ next year). th-cam.com/users/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 Definitely very strong, and sharp. Additionally, the gap is wide enough to actually hook a fish (not always the case with circle hooks). I purchased the 8/0, but probably should have got the 9/0 (they seem slightly smaller than other 8/0 hooks). Additionally, having the point in-line helps if you drift fish. I have yet to get a serious snag with one of these hooks.
*I use currently. Always sharp and very strong. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend have caught some good snapper on these, and never had a hook break or bend.*
I am Glad that these Fishing Baits are Produced in AMERICA. By Hand & not by a machine in fullness. Talent & Pride are going into the Construction of these lures. THANK You for showing me & other Fisherman, how they are made.
Awesome to see American products made by Americans! Love fishing Rat L Traps and as long as they're made in America by these great people I'll never stop fishing them
My PB walleye was caught on blue & chrome. With no net, I tried lifting a 10+ lb. Over a 4ft. rail before the line snapped and the fish dropped to the ground on the wrong side of the rail before it fell back into the Detroit River and swam off with the trap still in its lips. I heard those rattles fade away in the foggy night, and my heart still pounds like it just happened.
Suffix 832 30 pd braided line in Green Moss color. Use a Palomar knot. You will never lose another fish. Ask me how I know. I have caught hundreds of Bass. Even really large ones. Haven't lost a Bass in over 5 years. Give it a try! Shawn.
@shawnbeck2303 Shawn, I never leave home without it. When that magical night happened, superlines were yet to be a thing, & flojo was introduced 20 years L8r. Don't get me wrong, braid has been around before mono by decades, just not in the way it is advertised today. I'm also fond of Power Pro 30#. The moral of this story, The Detroit River, has been our sweet spot decades before it garnered the name Pound Town. This is testimony from a 58 year old lifer fishing it.
The story about the Rat-L-Trap that you tell at the end is 100% true. I know this because my grand-father was Bill's brother-in-law and was there that day. That is the same story that he used to tell me when I was growing up. Funny thing is 1964 is also my birth year....LOL Really wish that I had been able to keep the lures that Uncle Bill gave me thru the years because a lot of the time he would give me the proto-types or the first runs.
True story: Been having incredible luck this year fishing a "lake" that has been dammed here in Michigan along the Huron River (I just don't want to say exactly where). Yesterday, I stopped at a tackle shop on the way out there and bought my first Rat-L-Trap, 1/4 oz. lure and threw it in my box. Fished the area that I've had great luck for about 90 minutes. Tried all my favorites that brought me luck there this year. X-Raps of different sizes, crankbaits of different sizes, several spinnerbaits, several jigged grubs. Not a bite. I decided to try my Rat-L-Trap after 90 minutes of nothing. 60 minutes later, I had landed 8 Largemouth. No BS. Two of them were pushing 5 lbs. I'm leaving now to go buy a few more for my box.
Hats off to you sir! You recognized the employees in the video. You and your employees are what makes a company survive and excel. The video also explains why you have to command a little more money for your product. These lures are a little more labor intensive than I had previously envisioned. I know first hand that it is one of the best white bass / hybrid lures money can buy! Good luck to you and your crew and "keep on rattlin".
I am usually a trout fisherman, but me and my friends have been bass fishing lately, having so much fun. I caught a very nice fish tonight at Folsom Lake, California, with a older rattle trap, grey and black. Very cool to see how they're made.
Awesome video Traps were one of the first baits I learned to fish I was probably 10 years old .,Still remember fishing out of an aluminum row boat some 35 years ago and when I'd reel in my trap you could hear the rattle's getting amplifed louder through the boat.. Guess one of my best memories fishing traps finished 5 th in a Anglers Choice Championship 2 day tournament on Lake st.Clair probably 200 Boats and all of mine and my partner's fish were caught on a Gold Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap.. Truly a Timeless lure. Serious.Anglers will still be throwing Traps 50 years from now no other lure can say that.. Baseball Apple pie and Traps American Legend..👍🎣
I have 2-3 Rat-L-Traps, but haven't used them in yrs due to the treble hooks. Recently changed the treble hooks out for singles so as to get the lures back in to usr....come warm weather.
It is by far my favorite bait to use and it is also a sickness in me because I am also a collector of these baits and I have over 500 of them and will be getting more. Nothing like getting a new box of them and adding to my collection. I don't gamble smoke or drink so that allows me to do more of what I want which is collecting these awesome Made in America lures.
I remember when I was in High school, I was in a youth bass club. We got the opportunity to tour "Bill Lewis Lure Company" when they were down on Boltin street in a much smaller factory. But, the method they use today is the same they did back in 1978 when we toured there. I have been fishing Rattle Traps since 1978 and cannot count the number of fish I have caught. Interestingly, the measure cup they use for the BB's is a 45 shell casing. Back in the day, they used a ballpoint Pen Top to measure them. Great memories!
My absolute favorite lure of all time. Ever since I bought my Lectric Blue Shad I never looked back. The Lectric Blue is the most beautiful and effective one. Every time I cast it, in no time I got a Bass on the line. Please never discontinue the Lectric Blue Shad.
Here’s to Ms. Maryland, Alice, Marcus, Marie, Devon, and all of the wonderful folks that put the most fish catching lure, my favorite bait, together. Love y’all!
Great insight on the production of a famous lure , and great to still see a company relying on decades of experience of its employees ! I have a few rattle baits made by different manufacturers , but these particular "Ratt-L-Traps" surely are my favourites , .....tight lines from northern Germany , 61diemai
Sir just showed my 3 month old son your video and you had his undivided attention.😃. Future fisherman of America 😁. Now just have to figure out how to calm him down as the video is over lol.
Best two lures I've ever used are the Rat L Trap and Baby 1-Minus! Been using them both for over twenty years and one of them is the first lure I cast every time. If those don't produce, I go to the rubber worm. If those don't work, I set jug lines and fish for cats :)
I own a bunch of Rat l Traps. The best lure in the springtime up here in New Jersey. Thank You for keeping America working. How do you keep up with your orders?
Thank you so much for the best lure. I live in Florida and the Rat L Trap is the most versatile and most product artificial bait I have ever used. Fresh and Salt.
Been a Rat-L-Trap fan for decades. Had one old chrome one that was beat all to heck, missing about 1/3 of the chrome - but still caught fish on just about ever cast. Had a brand new one just like it but still caught more on the old one.
This is amazing! Not outsourcing, all hand made, very great quality. I'll be sure to get some of these amazing lures by my next paycheck, thank you for the video!
Fishermen and Fisherladies, these are fantastic lures. I went out to the California Canal on Sunday afternoon. I used a Rat-L-Trap and caught a 34 inch Stripped Bass and was back home in less than an hour. My best so far.
How the lure got its name is really neat. I use these baits and am happy that they weren't discontinued as several others that I've had great success with. Just to name a few: DOA Shrimp with the pink flourescent tail, Yamoto Heart Tail, Xcalibur XEE4 suspending jerkbait, and the Mooney Hound by Yum. I'm still so disappointed in those that were discontinue. The Ral-L-Trap will continue to do the job. 🙂
I been using Ra-L-Trap's since they first hit the market. My bait of choice over the years has ALWAYS been chrome blue back since they were first introduced. I usually buy a dozen at a time and when they are gone, then I get some more. What I have found over the last year with the last batch I bought is that the chrome is coming off. Called Bill Lewis Outdoors to express my concerns and the nice lady said, "send a couple of them in and let us check them". I was not rude, but was thinking WTF, its obvious they have changed the process as the older lures did not have this problem. She said they had found that leaving them in a hot tackle box could cause the chrome to peel. I said "Thank You" and I was sorry I wasted her time and mine. :(
Hey man, get some white tape and put it on the lid of your clear tackle boxes to give your baits a shaded area so it doesnt get as hot. I use hockey tape, but electrical or duct tape should work fine. What i've done, is taken a piece of paper, wrote "Squarebills" on it, put the on the box lid facing out so that when i tape it over, i know which baits are in the box. I'm about to do this with all my baitboxes. Another trick you can do is, you know when you buy something that gets shipped to you? Use the silica packets you get inside the boxes/containers of the item you bought. Throw those in your crankbait boxes and they'll help absorb water that gets in there from humidity or wet baits. I try to get as many as i can so i have at least one packet per crankbait area. Now when you close your box at the end of the day, there is less heat and water trapped in the box. You can also try using clear nail polish or epoxy to spray/lightly brush over your baits so they're less likely to peel, although i find it does make your bait weigh slightly more.
Looks like a bunch of honest people and a great guy; would have just bought the product because of that. Great color, great scheme/pattern, saw one of their beautiful lure on eBay and thought I'd check them out; so glad I did.
Since I seen your employees I am going to buy more of your product and tell others to buy it as well. I already own a few traps but now I will buy more of your product. Thanks for the video.
The best lure in my box its good to see that its not all automated factory production. I like that real Americans making good quality products helping keep jobs in America. The only prob I have is when I get it snagged on something and loose one of the lures but now I know its made in America i will have no problem buying another to replace it
Can you imagine doing that all day though? Some things are meant to be done in the factory! I just can't imagine how people can survive that job without going crazy over time.
Looooove fishing Rat-L-Traps! There is one tied on my baitcasting rig literally as I am typing this. I can't even count how many fish I have caught on them, from white bass(we call em 'sand bass' in Oklahoma) to chain pickeral to largemouth bass... even caught a brown trout on one in the Rio Grande River up in the mountains of Colorado.
I'm a firm believe that it is one of the best bass lure. I'm a novice fishing and one day I went to a dam and it was my first time using one of these and caught 2 decent size bass
Love knowing where and how they lures are made. I have no problem dropping a few extra on a handmade lure knowing where it actually came from. I've never tried rat l trap lures but I might just go get a couple. Support American made.
already have caught a 30# Blue Cat off of these (going to try to get a 60#+ next year). th-cam.com/users/postUgkxzXmlErSqVAEGWFEKO530BvTqFDw53QW3 Definitely very strong, and sharp. Additionally, the gap is wide enough to actually hook a fish (not always the case with circle hooks). I purchased the 8/0, but probably should have got the 9/0 (they seem slightly smaller than other 8/0 hooks). Additionally, having the point in-line helps if you drift fish. I have yet to get a serious snag with one of these hooks.
Much more labor involved than I had anticipated. Thanks for not going to China.
+skullhart Yes it is a lot of work. No Problem, MERICA!!!
I have a newfound respect and understanding on why they cost a bit more than other lures of the same type
same
I was just about to say that man they sound good in the water too
Really impressed with this company, been building the same lure design since the 60’s and haven’t changed much. Because it works!
And that is how AMERICA is supposed to work. THANK YOU Rat-L-Trap, both for a great lure and for doing your part to keep America great.
+357 Maximum We agree! MERICA!
357 Maximum MURICA
@@Fishhoundnation MERICA!
Exodus 22:21 “You shall not wrong a sojourner or oppress him, for you were sojourners in the land of Egypt.
Fishhound.com exodus 22:21 “You shall not wrong a sojourner or oppress him, for you were sojourners in the land of Egypt.
Thank you for keeping production in America!!
have a tackle box drawer full of them in all sizes. Thanks for keeping them made in USA
MoLY4
*I use currently. Always sharp and very strong. **enjoyable.fishing** recommend have caught some good snapper on these, and never had a hook break or bend.*
I am Glad that these Fishing Baits are Produced in AMERICA. By Hand & not by a machine in fullness. Talent & Pride are going into the Construction of these lures.
THANK You for showing me & other Fisherman, how they are made.
I've been using rat l traps for years since the 80's great lures and they're made in AMERICA great video btw
Awesome to see American products made by Americans! Love fishing Rat L Traps and as long as they're made in America by these great people I'll never stop fishing them
Made in China now
I appreciate your kindness to your employees and the rattle trap bait has been a go to for man since the seventies thanks !
I will never complain about that price ever again!!!# thanks for not going China!!!!
My PB walleye was caught on blue & chrome. With no net, I tried lifting a 10+ lb. Over a 4ft. rail before the line snapped and the fish dropped to the ground on the wrong side of the rail before it fell back into the Detroit River and swam off with the trap still in its lips. I heard those rattles fade away in the foggy night, and my heart still pounds like it just happened.
Suffix 832 30 pd braided line in Green Moss color. Use a Palomar knot. You will never lose another fish. Ask me how I know. I have caught hundreds of Bass. Even really large ones. Haven't lost a Bass in over 5 years. Give it a try! Shawn.
@shawnbeck2303
Shawn, I never leave home without it. When that magical night happened, superlines were yet to be a thing, & flojo was introduced 20 years L8r. Don't get me wrong, braid has been around before mono by decades, just not in the way it is advertised today. I'm also fond of Power Pro 30#. The moral of this story, The Detroit River, has been our sweet spot decades before it garnered the name Pound Town. This is testimony from a 58 year old lifer fishing it.
The story about the Rat-L-Trap that you tell at the end is 100% true. I know this because my grand-father was Bill's brother-in-law and was there that day. That is the same story that he used to tell me when I was growing up. Funny thing is 1964 is also my birth year....LOL Really wish that I had been able to keep the lures that Uncle Bill gave me thru the years because a lot of the time he would give me the proto-types or the first runs.
It's good to meet the woman who has made me smile so many times.
Thank you Marylon.
I will be buying more Rat-L- Traps after watching this great American company hand make these lures. Awesome!!
Thank You for keeping the company in America, Lead the way.
True story: Been having incredible luck this year fishing a "lake" that has been dammed here in Michigan along the Huron River (I just don't want to say exactly where). Yesterday, I stopped at a tackle shop on the way out there and bought my first Rat-L-Trap, 1/4 oz. lure and threw it in my box. Fished the area that I've had great luck for about 90 minutes. Tried all my favorites that brought me luck there this year. X-Raps of different sizes, crankbaits of different sizes, several spinnerbaits, several jigged grubs. Not a bite. I decided to try my Rat-L-Trap after 90 minutes of nothing. 60 minutes later, I had landed 8 Largemouth. No BS. Two of them were pushing 5 lbs. I'm leaving now to go buy a few more for my box.
its a reaction bait, so when the slower stuff isn't working these trigger there laterial line
Good to know
Hats off to you sir! You recognized the employees in the video. You and your employees are what makes a company survive and excel. The video also explains why you have to command a little more money for your product. These lures are a little more labor intensive than I had previously envisioned. I know first hand that it is one of the best white bass / hybrid lures money can buy! Good luck to you and your crew and "keep on rattlin".
I am usually a trout fisherman, but me and my friends have been bass fishing lately, having so much fun. I caught a very nice fish tonight at Folsom Lake, California, with a older rattle trap, grey and black. Very cool to see how they're made.
Awesome video Traps were one of the first baits I learned to fish I was probably 10 years old .,Still remember fishing out of an aluminum row boat some 35 years ago and when I'd reel in my trap you could hear the rattle's getting amplifed louder through the boat.. Guess one of my best memories fishing traps finished 5 th in a Anglers Choice Championship 2 day tournament on Lake st.Clair probably 200 Boats and all of mine and my partner's fish were caught on a Gold Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap.. Truly a Timeless lure. Serious.Anglers will still be throwing Traps 50 years from now no other lure can say that.. Baseball Apple pie and Traps American Legend..👍🎣
I'm in awe. Going to start using these lures more. It kinda makes me happy that it's mostly handmade, lets me appreciate each lure.
Rat-L-Traps are one of my favorite lure because I caught my PB on one so seeing how they are made is awesome
I have 2-3 Rat-L-Traps, but haven't used them in yrs due to the treble hooks. Recently changed the treble hooks out for singles so as to get the lures back in to usr....come warm weather.
It is by far my favorite bait to use and it is also a sickness in me because I am also a collector of these baits and I have over 500 of them and will be getting more. Nothing like getting a new box of them and adding to my collection. I don't gamble smoke or drink so that allows me to do more of what I want which is collecting these awesome Made in America lures.
I remember when I was in High school, I was in a youth bass club. We got the opportunity to tour "Bill Lewis Lure Company" when they were down on Boltin street in a much smaller factory. But, the method they use today is the same they did back in 1978 when we toured there. I have been fishing Rattle Traps since 1978 and cannot count the number of fish I have caught. Interestingly, the measure cup they use for the BB's is a 45 shell casing. Back in the day, they used a ballpoint Pen Top to measure them. Great memories!
I think my heart just melted seeing the passion behind this. Amazing. Thank you for using Murica even though I am from Asia. Well one.
It’s great to see this American made and stayed company still going strong
you have gained a 17 year old angler's business for life, thank you for staying in the USA
One of the more interesting fishing lure videos I've seen. I hope we get to see more like this! Thanks for sharing it
Glad you enjoyed. We are planning for more in 2015!
Frank Torres You should see Gibbs.
Great lure and a great American success story!
One of my favorite lure, cast far, vibrate like crazy and when bitten...solid hook set. Awesome lure.
My absolute favorite lure of all time. Ever since I bought my Lectric Blue Shad I never looked back. The Lectric Blue is the most beautiful and effective one. Every time I cast it, in no time I got a Bass on the line. Please never discontinue the Lectric Blue Shad.
Thank you for keeping this all in the USA. We are proud of you and your operation .I will always buy your products
Here’s to Ms. Maryland, Alice, Marcus, Marie, Devon, and all of the wonderful folks that put the most fish catching lure, my favorite bait, together. Love y’all!
Give that woman a raise
Exactly what I was thinking...
And a respirator?
Lack of PPEs
The booth might have a exhaust fan, like a welding booth.
I've seen a setup like that before, hood fan was below the desk to keep all that away from the operator's face.
Great insight on the production of a famous lure , and great to still see a company relying on decades of experience of its employees !
I have a few rattle baits made by different manufacturers , but these particular "Ratt-L-Traps" surely are my favourites , .....tight lines from northern Germany , 61diemai
I'm really glad to see an American lure manufacturer. Good work.
Sir just showed my 3 month old son your video and you had his undivided attention.😃. Future fisherman of America 😁. Now just have to figure out how to calm him down as the video is over lol.
Best two lures I've ever used are the Rat L Trap and Baby 1-Minus! Been using them both for over twenty years and one of them is the first lure I cast every time. If those don't produce, I go to the rubber worm. If those don't work, I set jug lines and fish for cats :)
I own a bunch of Rat l Traps. The best lure in the springtime up here in New Jersey. Thank You for keeping America working. How do you keep up with your orders?
I bought my first Rat-L-Trap yesterday and look forward to trying it out!!
Thank you so much for the best lure. I live in Florida and the Rat L Trap is the most versatile and most product artificial bait I have ever used. Fresh and Salt.
Has been my favorite lipless crankbait for years, thanks for making them in the USA.
Been a Rat-L-Trap fan for decades. Had one old chrome one that was beat all to heck, missing about 1/3 of the chrome - but still caught fish on just about ever cast. Had a brand new one just like it but still caught more on the old one.
The one it the picture behind you. The bleeding gill shad. So many fish caught with that one. THANK YOU!!
Really liked your setup. Logged on on just bought 4 of em. Thanks!
Thanks for the hard work and talent to hand make this lure. Using Mustad hooks is a great idea. This is a fish catching machine.
This is amazing! Not outsourcing, all hand made, very great quality. I'll be sure to get some of these amazing lures by my next paycheck, thank you for the video!
Yes, the Rat- L- Trap one of my favorites
One of my all time favorites!
Thank you so much for sharing this. Thank you so much to all of your employees
Wow, love these baits and never knew how much went in them!
Fishermen and Fisherladies, these are fantastic lures. I went out to the California Canal on Sunday afternoon. I used a Rat-L-Trap and caught a 34 inch Stripped Bass and was back home in less than an hour. My best so far.
Very impressed with your staff and their talent
been using them for almost 20 years, thanks .
Hope this company grows more and expands
Thank you for staying in America and for this video. I use Rat-L-Trap lures. I've caught my biggest Stripper Bass on a Rat-L-Trap. Thanks Again.
Very cool guys! Thanks for sharing this!
This is the most amazing video I have ever seen!!!! Especially since I absolutely ADORE Rat L Traps!!!
How the lure got its name is really neat. I use these baits and am happy that they weren't discontinued as several others that I've had great success with. Just to name a few: DOA Shrimp with the pink flourescent tail, Yamoto Heart Tail, Xcalibur XEE4 suspending jerkbait, and the Mooney Hound by Yum. I'm still so disappointed in those that were discontinue. The Ral-L-Trap will continue to do the job. 🙂
lm lmpressed that is an awesome team you have there and that says a lot for your product. Quality.
The smoke rattle trap also the blue and chrome!! Deadly! Very fun bait to throw..
I've always liked rattle traps ,this story and video just made me like them even more.
Wow! Really hand-made! I like Rat L Trap.
I was glad to see the company make the change to better quality hooks, i purchased more of these traps than any other year, just for that reason.
bill lewis pro trap.....best bait i ever had. wish they would make this again.
I been using Ra-L-Trap's since they first hit the market. My bait of choice over the years has ALWAYS been chrome blue back since they were first introduced. I usually buy a dozen at a time and when they are gone, then I get some more. What I have found over the last year with the last batch I bought is that the chrome is coming off. Called Bill Lewis Outdoors to express my concerns and the nice lady said, "send a couple of them in and let us check them". I was not rude, but was thinking WTF, its obvious they have changed the process as the older lures did not have this problem. She said they had found that leaving them in a hot tackle box could cause the chrome to peel. I said "Thank You" and I was sorry I wasted her time and mine. :(
Hey man, get some white tape and put it on the lid of your clear tackle boxes to give your baits a shaded area so it doesnt get as hot. I use hockey tape, but electrical or duct tape should work fine. What i've done, is taken a piece of paper, wrote "Squarebills" on it, put the on the box lid facing out so that when i tape it over, i know which baits are in the box. I'm about to do this with all my baitboxes. Another trick you can do is, you know when you buy something that gets shipped to you? Use the silica packets you get inside the boxes/containers of the item you bought. Throw those in your crankbait boxes and they'll help absorb water that gets in there from humidity or wet baits. I try to get as many as i can so i have at least one packet per crankbait area. Now when you close your box at the end of the day, there is less heat and water trapped in the box. You can also try using clear nail polish or epoxy to spray/lightly brush over your baits so they're less likely to peel, although i find it does make your bait weigh slightly more.
From Canada here. Much respect. I will definitely buy this.
How cool!! Loved the video, definitely gonna be picking some up! Tackle warehouse here I come!!
Great video about a great product. Proud it's made in America. I'll be using some this weekend.
Any business's greatest asset is it's employees. It appears that your company has been particularly blessed!
wow made by hand. The Craftsmen that put those together are great.
Sure getting me some ,now that i know where they come from...amazing work amazing lures.
Looks like a bunch of honest people and a great guy; would have just bought the product because of that. Great color, great scheme/pattern, saw one of their beautiful lure on eBay and thought I'd check them out; so glad I did.
Since I seen your employees I am going to buy more of your product and tell others to buy it as well. I already own a few traps but now I will buy more of your product. Thanks for the video.
I want a woman that can hook the lures like Marie!!!
Hugo Machado they're called hookers. Honestly! I used to work there. I ran the stamp machine. It's super tedious!
The best lure in my box
its good to see that its not all automated factory production. I like that real Americans making good quality products helping keep jobs in America.
The only prob I have is when I get it snagged on something and loose one of the lures but now I know its made in America i will have no problem buying another to replace it
Can you imagine doing that all day though? Some things are meant to be done in the factory! I just can't imagine how people can survive that job without going crazy over time.
Will be buying rattle traps again. I appreciate this video and look forward to more
Blown away by the hook attachment station. Amazing speed.
Thanks for sharing! I have a newfound respect for you guys, can't wait to get out this spring with one (or 5) :-)
where's man, industry, creativity, passion, technology, etc all meet. awesome!
Holy shit that girl Marie can smash out some split rings and hooks. I can do it pretty damn quick but she makes me look like a slug.
Looooove fishing Rat-L-Traps! There is one tied on my baitcasting rig literally as I am typing this. I can't even count how many fish I have caught on them, from white bass(we call em 'sand bass' in Oklahoma) to chain pickeral to largemouth bass... even caught a brown trout on one in the Rio Grande River up in the mountains of Colorado.
They are some awesome lures. Very versatile!
Yes thank you for keeping it in the USA !
Marylin can paint like nobody's business!
Very cool and informative even 7 years later. 👍👍. I really enjoyed this video
Awsome video I didn't realize how much was done by hand super cool to see the hole process
rattle traps are awesome i just caught a fish one a silver rattle trap i have had for 20 years
I use traps all of the time.
I've been bass fishing in S. Fl since 1968 and still enjoy it today.
+John Butler Fishing in South Florida sounds like fun.
great bait on the st. johns river for schools
Great video. the amount of work that goes into these lures is phenomenal..... luv the rat L trap. ❤
I'm a firm believe that it is one of the best bass lure. I'm a novice fishing and one day I went to a dam and it was my first time using one of these and caught 2 decent size bass
Love knowing where and how they lures are made. I have no problem dropping a few extra on a handmade lure knowing where it actually came from. I've never tried rat l trap lures but I might just go get a couple. Support American made.
Very effective lures - thanks for this video!!!!
I wondered why these are so expensive, I see now cause it so tedious to make em
amazing job and a teamwork....god bless you all... and thank you a lots for make funny moments on fishing to all of us
seems like you have a lot of skilled people making these things. i may not live in the USA, but i wouldn't mind trying one some time.
What an insight a lot goes into making lures.