Lure Retriever

[z385198]

Has anyone used the Leland's Loc n' Knoc Lure Retriever? I just read a review on Wired2fish about it and was really intrigued by it.

[krindgen]

Never seen it before, but also interested.

[SoonerFan]

No need to spend a bunch of money….a 3 ounce sinker and any old clip, even a paper clip, and you have the best lure knocker that $0.89 can buy.
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[Lightning 6]

Agree with Soonerfan. Make your own w/ 2 or 3 oz sinkers & a heavy snap.

[21XDC]

I use these...

[78Staff]

No need to spend a bunch of money….a 3 ounce sinker and any old clip, even a paper clip, and you have the best lure knocker that $0.89 can buy.
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I use these, they work great. I tend to use them too often lol...

[78Staff]

I use these...

Dang Mark where did you find those?

[Rangerdeepv]

The ol' E-Z lure retriever works for me.

[21XDC]

Dang Mike where did you find those?

I make them...

[TroyBoy30]

ive always used these. same concept as 21xdc's

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Stri...oaAgezEALw_wcB

[Bass Cat Boats]

Ole’ Roy…
A local guy figured out years ago the perfect weight for retrieving a crank bait was appx. 3.25 ounces. He made his own with a snap swivel, carved his name in it (Roy) and sold them by the dozens at 50 cents each back then. JawTec took it and named it ole’ Roy and sold hundreds, but made it in brass. Cost and weight wasn’t as effective, but sold hundreds.

simplicity is a good thing.

[NCSURodney]

https://www.landbigfish.com/Tiptons/...lden-Retriever

Weighs in at 1 lb it says. Use it for everything.

[Phoenix Jim]

https://www.landbigfish.com/Tiptons/...lden-Retriever

Weighs in at 1 lb it says. Use it for everything.

yep, this one is very good

[limitlong]

I use the hound dog for crankbaits and the golden retriever for A rigs. I'm going to make some of the clip on lead weights to see how they work.

[Bassooka]

ive always used these. same concept as 21xdc's

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Stri...oaAgezEALw_wcB

Same. This gets most things unsnagged for me. I also bought a pole retriever from BassPro this year. It can be a bit unwieldy at times, but I like it. For $30, it made its money back in just a couple trips.

[RFSims]

Everyone has and old reel they don't use anymore, a broken rod. 8oz sinker, heavy duty clips, 50lb braid and some chain. Chain may catch the treble hooks on lure.

[woppercatcher]

This was the best one but from what I can find they are not made anymore. Luckily I have a few
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthoped...dard-171743164

[DrewFlu33]

The "Toothy Fishman" one is really good if you don't like the standard plug knocker style. Same idea as a lot of ones above, basically incorporating all the components. Made by a guy in WI, but Tackle Warehouse sells them now. Learned about it from local muskie anglers originally, and it's since been latched onto by the guys throwing $500+ swimbaits that are only available on drops and that sell out in seconds. If it's good enough for them, it's gotta be good enough for just about anything.

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Toot...ge-TFLRSS.html

[SoonerFan]

Fifty bucks I remember when I was a kid fishing off the docks for Crappie or whatever came along, we used old spark plugs for knockers. The gas station would give you a whole bucket of them and thank you for hauling them off.

[mobasscat]

Just remember they don't work in the trees LOL(above the waterline)