Fishing Lures

Thirteen of the best sites for buying or learning about fishing lures. Know of another site that should be listed here? Leave your suggestion at the bottom of this page.

1. Fishing Lures at Cabela’s - The fishing, hunting and outdoor store offers a full range of lures & baits for both freshwater and saltwater fishing at its online site. (www.cabelas.com)

2. Willy Lures - Check out the assortment of lures from this manufacturer and direct seller, including trolling lures, casting lures, spoon lures, crankbaits, plugs, spinner baits and more. (www.willylures.com)

3. Antique Fishing Lures - Information on old fishing lures from James Heddon and Son, Creek Chub Bait Co., Pflueger, Bass Oreno and more. (www.antiquefishinglures.com)

4. Bass Pro Shops - Fishing lures for freshwater and saltwater fishing, flies and fly kits, and any other fishing equipment you might need. (www.basspro.com)

5. Glow in the Dark Fishing Lures - Glow in the dark paint manufacturer shows you how to use their product for night fishing or even day fishing. They say the fish might like the glow-in-the-dark lures better. (glowinc.com)

6. Rapala Fishing Lures - Rapala doesn’t offer their fishing lures for direct sale at their Web site, but you can check out all their freshwater, saltwater, and ice fishing lures, and find retailers who can sell them to you. (www.rapala.com)

7. Fish Anywhere In North America With Only Four Fishing Lures? I’d Bet On It - According to this article, all you need are the black and silver floating Rapala, the plastic worm, the Colorado spinner, and the jig. (www.goarticles.com)

8. Extreme Lures - Large selection of fishing lures from MegaBait, Megabass, Lucky Craft, Jackall and more. Swimbaits, crankbaits, jerkbaits, saltwater lures and baits, more. (www.extremelures.com)

9. Fancy Fishing Tackle Lures More Fishermen Than Fish, Says Vancouver Author and Engineer - March 2, 2007 article on Phil Rabideau, author of The Master Angler, saying that lure color, contrast and brightness, along with water temperature, are the keys to getting fish to go for a lure, and that sound and scented lures are ineffective. (www.tdn.com)

10. Storm Saltwater Fishing Lures - July 15, 2007 blog post talks up Storm fishing lures for going “the extra mile in authenticity and realness,” and for being fairly cheap, too. (onlinefishingauthority.com)

11. Lurenet - Stocks “all currently offered sizes and colors of all Bomber, Cotton Cordell, Heddon, Lazy Ike, Rebel, and Smithwick Lures, as well as Arbogast and Creek Chub plugs, not to mention BOOYAH and YUM baits, XCalibur terminal tackle and Silver Thread fishing line.” (www.lurenet.com)

12. Fishing Lure at Wikipedia - Short article leads to descriptions of many different types of fishing lures, including jigs, spoon lures, plugs, fly lures, spinnerbait and more. (en.wikipedia.org)

13. Jerry’s Flies - In-line spinners, casting spoons, dry flies, crank baits, natural look baits and more for all fresh water fishing. (www.jerrysflies.com)