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MC Works Slow Hand 806PD 'Moving Bait Special' available at Topwaterspecialists.com — MC Works Slow Hand 806PD 'Moving Bait Special' MC Works
$1,070.00

MC Works - Dual Edge 596LR 'Conquest of Contradiction' available at Topwaterspecialists.com — MC Works - Dual Edge 596LR 'Conquest of Contradiction' MC Works
$990.00

MC Works - Explosion 805HF available at Topwaterspecialists.com — MC Works - Explosion 805HF MC Works
$1,060.00

Indigo Blue - Mare 210 Indigo Blue
$165.00

CB One - Ryan 180 available at Topwaterspecialists.com — CB One - Ryan 180 CB One
$135.00

MC Works Bondage Hooks 13/0 available at Topwaterspecialists.com — MC Works Bondage Hooks 13/0 MC Works
$24.95

MC Works Bondage Hooks 11/0 available at Topwaterspecialists.com — MC Works Bondage Hooks 11/0 MC Works
$24.95

MC Works - Cap available at Topwaterspecialists.com — MC Works - Cap MC Works
$70.00

Indigo Blue

Satoshi-san from Indigo Blue lures, is a boutique builder from Tokushima prefecture in Shikoku district of Japan. He has been crafting lures by hand for around 20 years. Indigo Blue lures are built from Tung tree wood and the Le Mer models have a unique air chamber to create a high buoyancy. To ensure swimming perfection, each lure under goes an individual swim test before being released for retail. With a strictly limited number of lures produced each year, they are highly prised in Japan and have accounted for Kingfish, GT and Tuna.

Indigo Blue - MusyaPop 210 available at Topwaterspecialists.com — Indigo Blue - MusyaPop 210 Indigo Blue
$179.00

Indigo Blue - La Mer 210 available at Topwaterspecialists.com — Indigo Blue - La Mer 210 Indigo Blue
$179.00

Madcapbros

Madcapbros lures are handmade in Japan by Tatsuhiko Sato-san. Tatsu Sato-san has been crafting lures by hand and knife for over 35 years and selling production lures for just over 34 years. Producing over a 100 000 lures by hand over time. Using a unique technique, with his lures being crafted with 2 pieces of wood. He advised the key is dislocation. When assembling his lures he places them a few millimetres staggered on purpose. He states a staggered combination makes a waver action when diving which triggers the fish to bite. He believes a plastic lure cannot imitate this technics, only handcrafted wooden lures can. A combination of foil, abalone shell and hand painting with all lures receiving 8 clear coats to increase longevity of the lure. With a very limited annual production of about 500 – 600 lures which have accounted for plenty of Yellowtail Kingfish, Tuna and GT in Japan.