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Old February 28th, 2008
 
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Re: New to the forum

Four more books of interest:

How to Make Your Own Lures and Flies – Mel Marshall, 1976

The Complete Book of Lurecraft – Russ Mahoney, 1987

Streamers & Bucktails – Joseph D. Bates, 1950 – great for ideas to create your own patterns.

Angler’s guide to Jigs and Jigging – Ken Oberrecht, 1982 – this is an excellent read for jig crafting.


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Great book list – didn’t realize there is so much more literature.
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Old February 28th, 2008
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Morning,

I found these books on Amazon, used books section, for a good price:

"The Complete Book of Tackle Making"

"Luremaking: The Art and Science of Spinnerbaits,
Buzzbaits, Jigs, and Other Leadheads "

By the way, the videos on powder painting on your site are TERRIFIC! great help for a novice. It really cleared up alot of questions I had, guess pictures do save a 1000 words

Mike



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Sure thing...happy to help. If you decide to buy them, avoid the "rare book sellers"...they'll charge more for them because some are considered collectibles. Your best bet is to do a search on Amazon or Ebay for the titles. There they just consider them "old books" and you can usually find at least one seller who has it for under $10.

Enjoy!

(But beware...it's addictive!)
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LedHed where did you find the book:

"Angler’s guide to Jigs and Jigging "

Mike

P.S. Cancel this, I found it on Amazon ... thanks for the suggestions.


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Four more books of interest:

How to Make Your Own Lures and Flies – Mel Marshall, 1976

The Complete Book of Lurecraft – Russ Mahoney, 1987

Streamers & Bucktails – Joseph D. Bates, 1950 – great for ideas to create your own patterns.

Angler’s guide to Jigs and Jigging – Ken Oberrecht, 1982 – this is an excellent read for jig crafting.


TMI
Great book list – didn’t realize there is so much more literature.
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