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Rapala Fishing Lures - How developed
Rapala fishing lures first appeared on the market in 1936, are still in a fisherman's tackle box today as an essential element. In the beginning, the Rapala fishing lures were hand carved cork and balsa wood native by Lauri Rapala, a Finland avid fisherman. He noted how the fish had a tendency to head toward any wounded bait and bite aggressively, so he devised a lure that was light and simulates an injured fish as it moved through the water, so this made the perfect decoy.
These fishing lures were first experimental produced with materials that can be accessed from the home. The cork was carved with wood vaulted ordinary tinfoil, which produced an even better result as large fish strikes would have more luck figuring he had beaten with a wounded fish. Rapala melted photographic negatives, which was used as a transparent layer covering fishing lures to make them waterproof and seal the foil covering. This showed amazing results in a part of the world that was used for day fishing events.
All original Rapala fishing lures were hand made and were evaluated in person by Rapala himself as he had invented. Demand grew so quickly people were hired to help with production, with the same attention to detail and personal handmade became Rapala-label for each lure sold. Today, all Rapala Fishing Lures go through rigorous testing in a tank before being transmitted on sale to ensure that you have the proper movement of a wounded fish in the water.
Between 1936 and 1965 Rapala float was the original and only Rapala fishing lure on the market then came the balance jigging and lure the introduction of salt water float. A diver was recently articulated in 1974 and the 1980 production was shad lures.
Since 1999, a new version of Rapala fishing lure has been introduced almost every season. These lures are famous are sold more than 140 countries around the world in many stores selling sporting goods, and the Internet even more have been sold worldwide. Each year marks a turnover more than twenty million Rapala fishing lures that are sold, which only reflects the real new sold in stores. Rapala has also introduced many fishing gadgest more like a fish and a steak knife that came out in 1964 and then came the hand digital weight scale in 1989. The company, Normark, the owner of the line Rapala include in its range of products - rods, reels, accessories and other fishing tools.
Today, Rapala Fishing lures are still predominantly made and tested by the original method of attracting first Lauri Rapala has done in his house in 1936 and continues to be a decoy sold worldwide.
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