Handmade One At a Time......
Here at Anglers Way our purpose is to hand
make and produce one of the finest quality
handmade cedar baits for the musky hunter
and lure collector available today.

Each Anglers Way lure is made by hand one
at a time staying within the guidelines and
specs of our own original prototypes.
Although we strive to "duplicate" our
original hand made cedar blanks; every lure
made will have its own unique sound and
action because of the fact that none of our
blanks are ever copied.

All of our lure bodies are handmade and
lathe turned from 4C white cedar. Every
body is individually hand turned and never
copied.

We use solid stainless through-wiring with
all soldered closed ends on all of our lures
and also have our own handmade stainless
through wire on all of our hook hangers.
Stainless, nickeled and brass props
available in Classic and Magnum sizes,
premium blades, cups, hook hangers are
always used. Mustad 3551 trebles used on
all lures as well as stainless and brass
screws with epoxy. 3d eyes epoxied in on
lures with eyes not taped or stick on.

After lure bodies are lathed turned they get
hand sanded, floated and marked for
buoyancy, drilled out, hand sanded a
second time, 2x primed and then painted
with select gloss enamel paint which is then
topcoat sprayed with a hi-luster water
resistant enamel or hand rubbed with up to
four coats of Tru finishing oil.

Complete detail and quality for your fishing
adventure and investment.

Handmade One At a Time.......

Thanks for visiting, Tim & Phil
ANGLERS WAY
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Phil with his biggest a
nice 41.5 Hybrid Tiger
Mark B. with his
first fish. Caught on
07/23   47.5" on
Lake Vermilion
Caught on a Magnum
Green/Black laced globe
Congrats Mark !!!
Ray Gaulin with a Hefty
40.5 inch fall musky.
Congrats Ray !!
Caught at 7:30 a.m.
09/23/2009
Bob's 50"
40lb. Class fish
10/11/2009

Lake Vermilion