After raising, but not hooking, a few northerns that he called "monsters," Rich drove to Roseau and bought a huge lure called a bionic bucktail, and with it caught a northern nearly 3-feet long that weighed between 10 and 12 pounds.
With huge competition luring call-center investment elsewhere -- like Northern Ireland or depressed parts of mainland Britain -- Ireland made business sense, he said.
Then he grabbed a couple of silvery lures called spoons, pinched down the barbs on the hooks with pliers, rigged them to our ice-fishing rods and sent the spoons down the black holes in 30 to 50 feet of water until they hit bottom, at which point we reeled up a bit and flicked the fishing-rod tip like an orchestra conductor, a technique called jigging.
By 7 20 on the second morning Cujo and his associate, Juan, were already bait-fishing with lures called Hootchie Skirts and Bonito Dusters.
Falling in line with the VIX, this trend will continue to lure more call buyers into the market, but not without a cost.
All Def's standup show is usually held at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, on Hollywood Boulevard, but Academy Awards-related street closures forced them to relocate to a Hollywood night club called Lure.
Turnkey homes, as they are called, lure you in by making it easy for you to envision living there.
In addition, the young members of the pod were taken offshore to buoys, and their distress calls lured the older whales back out to sea.
I went to see Russell Simmons at his inaugural All Def Movie Awards, the #OscarsSoWhite corrective, hosted by Oscar host Chris Rock's brother and look-alike, Tony Rock, at a dive called Lure in deepest Hollywood.
Can it really have been just one Republican president ago when the GOP devised a "big-tent campaign" to lure black voters, called "If You Give Us a Chance, We'll Give You a Choice"?
One of the most useful and effective lure techniques is called "walking the dog," because it resembles the type of wrist motion you might have while taking Rover for a stroll.
