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SportFishermen.com's Newest Arrival:
BahamaLure: Tapping into the thousand year old tradition of the Pacific Islander’s original concept of the trolled lure, BahamaLure is producing an unique and unmistakable modern equivalent. Using the very latest in modern Hi-Tech equipment and materials coupled with old school handmade techniques these lures have quickly become some of the most desired lures today. Every one of the BahamaLure line was designed and tested in the Bahamas, and has been tuned and balanced to perfection. FEATURESEYES - BahamaLures are designed to mimic squid with their oversized and highly visible eyes. Gamefish can see the eye at great distances and zero in on it all the way to the bite. The BahamaLure eyes are a high contrast pearl made in house and give these lures an uncanny ‘live’ appearance. Since developing these eyes the catch rates have gone wild with numerous reports of marlin and other gamefish repeatedly re-attacking the lure if they miss the first time. BALANCE - BahamaLures feature a keel weighting system whereby the counterweight is placed directly below the center hole. This gives the lures incredible stability, even in the roughest sea conditions they will remain upright and will not roll. There are three advantages - a) the lure will not pull on it’s side or upside down, even the symmetrical heads. Coupled with the big eyes this ensures the lures appear alive at all times, no squid or bait fish swims on it’s sides. b) Using the lock behind the lure head the hook rig may be set at a desired position with the hook point up, down, left or right. This is even true of the un-slanted lures and can only be achieved with a keeled lure. c) no line twist as the lures do not roll over. ![]() CONSTRUCTION - All production BahamaLure components are matched and against their original masters to ensure they are all first generation reproductions. Though ‘hard’, the resin heads have a softer durometer than glass and will not split, crack or shatter even when a fish thrashes one against the fish box. The shell decoration is Paua or oyster shell from Hawaii. All the steps of production are done entirely by hand with every piece receiving equal care and attention to detail. COLOR - or a change of color is the basis of BahamaLure’s color schemes. A squid changes color when attacked so all the lures have more than one color in them to mimic this color shift. The eyes are always a high contrast to the base head color to ensure they are highly visible. Iridescent pearls make the eyes appear real and three dimensional. Check them out here http://www.sportfishermen.com/shop/bahamalure/ Alan has provided me with some great pics and I will be adding them throughout so stop back and check it out
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As Alan and myself were woking to make this happen Alan Received these photo's of this young man fishing in Australia
![]() They Fished out of frazer island, australia and the fish was caught on a JUPITER80 BahamaLure Jupiter JUPITER has a very slight 4 degree taper giving it a large face area and along with the short body this makes for a very noisy lure in the spread. Awesome short corner lure pulled low from a clip or on the long rigger in calm seas this will be sure to gain some attention! The lure was actually the teaser Jupiter rigged. Thats one massive lure right there. BahamaLure Jupiter Teaser JUPITER TEASER is a teaser that thinks it is a lure, it has a serious presence in the wake and will not go unnoticed. The eyes are huge, bubble trail is huge, the surface pops are huge and bet on this one raising a few Marlin for sure! http://www.sportfishermen.com/shop/b...er-teaser.html
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Tournament winning products:
Heres a couple shots of a beauty of a Tuna ![]() This fish was caught on a Triton50
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: So. Cal and Cabo San Lucas
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Occupation: Author, writer, marine artist, charter captain, lure manufacturer, ind. consultant
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BahamaLures are an excellent addition to your store. Many of the features are unique and to my eye and in my experience at least, key to producing a great trolling lure. The fact is that we produce lures with many of the same features, our Cabo Tigers and Gata Gordo's (Fat Cats), that we only produce for our own use and only sell to long term customers who like and insist on them. They aren't even in our catalog. So there is no commercial incentive here on my part. I just know that many of the BahamaLure features are important and that they produce big time results.
Finally, I am also impressed with the fact that these lures are designed and made by an individual who lives where the fish are and who tests them exhaustively while he develops them before offering them up for sale. Those lures come from a great "laboratory" where the best judges of performance, the fish, abound. Me, I'd drag those babies in a heartbeat! All good stuff. Good luck with them!
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"If at first you don't succeed, don't try skydiving"
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Capt Archer, I am humbled by your post and I thank you. An accolade from you Sir was unexpected, though very much appreciated, to be sure.
I would also like to thank the staff at Sportfishermen.com John, Jer, Tim and Marty who did not have to invite me to their store but did so anyway. I will do everything I can to make it a success one lure at a time! Hook 'em up! Alan |
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Deep C is my idol.
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Location: Doylestown, PA
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Home Port: Cape May, NJ
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"If at first you don't succeed, don't try skydiving"
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Mayberry, North Carolina
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BahamaLure - Proteus 15"
Whitey - this is a Proteus 15" lure, weighs half a pound and does catch tuna, this fish is a Southern Bluefin and weighed 233#
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NOW BOOKING RUN-OFF
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: MOREHEAD CITY NC 28557
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Boat: WILD GOOSE - RUN-OFF- SEA SPLENDOUR
Home Port: MOREHEAD CITY, NC
Best Catch: PONEYTAIL
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NO ONE ASKED ME TO SAY THIS....
I FIRST NOTICED BAHAMA LURES A WHILE BACK....WE ALL KNOW OF THE QUALITY THAT BART AND OTHERS HAVE.....WELL...I NOTICED A NEW QUALITY HERE....THE CLARITY OF THE HEAD IS AMAZING.....WE ON THE RUN-OFF SHOW STRICT URGENCY NOT TO BANG THESE LURES ON THE GELCOAT SO NOT TO SCARE OR MAR......THE BILLFISH DO ENOUGH OF THAT
THE EYES.......LIKE NO OTHER LURE EYE....NONE. PERIOD. I RECENTLY PICKED UP A VERY POPULAR LURE THAT MANY ANGLERS PROUDLY FISH....ON THE FRONT EDGES OF THIS FAMOUS LURE I NOTED ROUGH UNEVEN AND CHIPPY EDGES. SAY NO MORE TO ME PAL. YOU DO THE MATH HERE....COMPARE ALL YOU WISH....AND YOU TOO WILL SEE THE DIFFERENCE THAT I NOTED THIS IS WHY I WENT TO BAHAMA LURE AND STARTED ASKING QUESTIONS. THERE ARE MANY GREAT LURES AND LURE MAKERS OUT THERE....AND YOU CAN'T FISH THEM ALL....I MADE MY PICK. HAVE YOU? ROCK ON 'BOX |
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With all the bickering going on thought I'd just add a cool malin shot, It's a stripey caught in cabo on a jupiter
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