About Us
MG Lures mission is to create high quality hand poured bass lures with a focus on the tournament angler.
Handpoured lures are custom crafted by hand and are more soft and durable than injection baits. Also, with both salt and scent impregnation in the plastic during the pouring process, no need for additional scents to be applied. Available scents include anise, cherry, coffee, crawfish, garlic, grape, shad, and tourney.
MG Lures is continually expanding our product lines and color selection.
Some of our products include hand poured jig trailers, hand poured Pachinkos, and hand poured worms, Don't see a color you want? contact
us and we will attempt to match it and make it for you. No custom order is too small!
Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery as all hand poured lures are custom made to your specifications.
*** Free shipping on orders over $85 ***
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Our newsletters contain announcements about new products, colors, and tournament results. Stay in touch with what is going on with MG Lures!
News on 8/10
- MG Lures featured in August B.A.S.S. Times Members in Business section
News on 7/10
- Introducing the new crawfish
- Pro staff Matt Pretzel finishes 2nd in Pan-O-Prog Lake Marion tournament
News on 6/10
- Pro staffer Jeff Bosshardt finishes 3rd in Super Slam Clearwater tournament
- Pro staffer Jim Battin finishes 5th in Excel Singles Whitefish tournament using Pachinkos
- Pro staffer Tim Domaille wins MFBA's Mississippi River (Wabasha) tournament
- Pro staffer Jeff Bosshardt wins Frankie's Coon Lake tournament
- Pro staffer Jeff Bosshardt finishes 2nd in Denny's Minnetonka tournament
News on 5/10
- Pro staffer Jeff Bosshardt finishes 5th in Full Throttle's Balsam Lake tournament
- Owner Mickey Goetting talks about MG Lures on the Bass Fishing in the Midwest Podcast
- Introducing the new goby
News on 4/10
- Now it's easier to get floating MG Lures
- Free shipping on orders over $85
News on 2/10
- New scents of coffee and grape
- No Bubba's Bonanza/Elite tournaments for 2010