Create-A-Lure Deep Diver Edition 2 Lure Kit
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Create-A-Lure is a unique do-it-yourself kit that is designed to allow you to create personal fishing lures. It comes with 2 Lures (picked randomly from our deep diver lures), 5 Paint Colors (non-toxic, picked randomly), Paint Sealer (marked with an “X”), Jump Rings, Eyes, 2 Paint Brushes, and Hooks (sized for your lures, packaged with protectors for safety). It's a fun activity and will be more meaningful to give it to friends or family who like fishing.
2 Lures (picked randomly from our deep diver lures), 5 Paint Colors (picked randomly), Paint Sealer (marked with an “X”), Jump Rings, Eyes, 2
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It comes with all the materials you need and step-by-step instructions on how to go about painting your new lures. It is meant to get kids of all ages to use their imagination and see their results of their work firsthand.Fish can be attracted to certain types of baits and lures during certain times of the year.
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