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The history of application of artificial baits for fishing purpose counts several thousands of years. The artifacts found in the caverns and dwellings of the primitive men give us plenty of proofs to the subject. The baits made of crust and wood — prototypes of modern plastic lures — were equipped with the hooks made of bones of fish and animals. The horse hair served as a fishing line. And such a primitive construction seems to have worked well. Time went on. Nowadays there is a big variety of different types of artificial baits for the particular fishing conditions. Most of them have nothing to do with the realistic imitation of a live fish during the motion. But pure imitation of movements is not required. The predator species attack the lures when they are active and ready to assault everything moving by. Time and application of such lures is very limited because most of the seasons the predators prefer to attack the habitual fishes considering to procure usual and healthy food, as well as to protect the hunting area from the aggressive rivals. During these periods the predators may ignore any unknown or suspicious bait. Thus only really unique and outstanding baits may still provoke the predators. Design and production of really mortal baits is a very laborious and expensive matter. That’s why a lot of manufacturers pay special attention to the external decoration of the lure and don’t care about its performance.
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