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You are here: Home / Poll / Poll Results: How much would you pay for a great nearshore lure?

Poll Results: How much would you pay for a great nearshore lure?

April 7, 2017 By Scott 6 Comments

This poll ran for 3 weeks. There were a total of 38 votes.

42% would pay up to $20 for a great, game changing nearshore lure.
21% would pay ANY amount for such an effective lure.
18% would pay up to $15 for that game changer.
8% would pay up to $30 for that lure.

Only 11% would stop at $10 for a lure that could possibly change the outcome of their fishing day.

So of the folks really nuts about whipping like I am, most would pony up some big money for a consistent, dependable fish catcher.  Thanks for helping me understand the demand for a lure that works really well in Hawaii’s nearshore waters.

-scott

Here’s the detailed poll results.

Filed Under: Poll, Whipping Tagged With: how much would you pay for a great nearshore lure, lures in hawaii

Comments

  1. RAFAEL HERNANDEZ says

    April 10, 2017 at 7:10 am

    That is totally the number that came to mind….$20 for a lure which yields significantly different and great results.

    Reply
    • Scott says

      April 10, 2017 at 7:35 am

      Hey Raphael,
      Glad to see you’re still reading the blog. You would pay that much for such a nearshore lure in SoCal?
      Been fishing?

      -scott

      Reply
      • RAFAEL HERNANDEZ says

        April 11, 2017 at 1:45 pm

        I catch a blog or two from time to time. 😉 Yes, would definitely if it yielded nice results. $20 of fun 😛 Keep up the good work!

        Reply
  2. Erik P. says

    April 10, 2017 at 11:43 am

    What’s crazy to me is people who pay $100+ for large stick/plugging lures targeting ulua?!? I guess that’s different from what this “nearshore” question may be, but there’s some ulua guys who plug shoreline and are throwing $80-$200 out into the ocean in hopes that it entices the ulua more than the other lures. Amazing. My vote was for the $20 but I’ve paid up to $25 for smaller lures.

    Reply
    • Scott says

      April 10, 2017 at 9:23 pm

      I’ve seen some beautiful and expensive ulua stick baits but the few guys I know who buy ’em just keep ’em locked up in their trophy case. Some guys actually throw ’em where they could be cut off, snagged, snapped off?

      Did the $25 lures prove their worth?

      Reply
      • Erik P. says

        April 11, 2017 at 12:01 pm

        Most of those are locked up as “trophies.” haha. I don’t understand that? Maybe its like art. . . Yeah, I’ve heard of guys admitting to losing em in treacherous areas, hurting themselves trying to get it back and then asking diving friends to go retrieve on a flat day.

        The $25 lure was just paying more for a lure I know worked at an expensive shop because I wanted/needed it immediately.

        Reply

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