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At Lurepro we specialise in a small range of quality fishing lures for Pike, Perch, Chub, Zander and Bass here in the UK and many other species world wide all offering exciting sport to the lure angler. We don't just offer advice on fishing lures and lure fishing but aim give first class sales service to our customers as we would expect to receive ourselves from any other company. We have been selling lures on ebay for many years now and with rising costs have decided to offer our Fishing lures on our own website. The site is paypal secured and we will shortly be updating the site to include some great new lures which having proving very successful in the past few months. With the additions of articles and a venue guide. So if you know of any venues that are good for pike, cats, perch or chub we would like to hear from you not just for lures but also bait fishing, so we can offer our customers that little bit more that a online store. if you have any enqueries I would be happy to help: sales@lurepro.co.uk Lurepro - Specialists in Lure Fishing

I have used Maple peas quite a lot in the past and caught a lot of fish on them not all big I will admit, I used to use a little hemp also, but fished them in PVA bags. I did find that by pre-baiting with them if allowed on your water is a big advantage especially if you can get to the water regular as they seem to be not used that offend these days well not on the waters i fish. I did find that by putting al ot of hemp in had two effects either the fish would shy off it if a pressured water or they preoccupied on it so would say use only a little. hence why I prebaied with them and started using pva friendly hemp in the bags. I used to fish single peas or double on a small hook. worked for me! http://www.lurepro.co.uk

yes got to be lures keeps me active and thinking all the time! and you can't beat a quick session with a lure rod!

I have always Lure Fished a night, due to my previous job and had always been successful with surface lures at night more so a hour or two after dusk in winter than in the middle of the night as I found where I fished the pike were more active at this time than throughout the day. But didn't fish much past 8pm in winter as found that the hits would slow down although used to get the odd hit. Found summer throughout the night to be much more productive and on moonlit nights using dark coloure d lures like black, purple and blues. also prefered to have a lure that made a good wake like Heddon Crazy Crawler, Abogast gitterbut or a rapala skitter pop. But as a previous post said don't strike until you feel the fish as they have a go and miss it more that they hit it which is really fraustrating but really exciting too. Lurepro - Specialists in Lure Fishing

Lure fishing for pike is a great way to start, I would advise getting decent unhooking tools, short and long handled Pliers and side cutters are a must also a glove if your inexperience these are a great confidence booster when handling fish and will save many nicks and cuts which can ruin a days fishing. Stay light and mobile where possible, also I think a someone here mentioned a rubberised landing net this are great and relatively cheap but a excellent investment will save hours unhooking trebles from the net mesh and a few landing nets!. http://www.lurepro.co.uk

Hi, Looking for some venues in suffolk or norfolk that allow lure fishing - alot of the venues I visit you can fish for pike with dead baits but not lures? would anybody know of any that allow this as part of their pike fishing season.