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Lure may
refer to:
Lure (falconry), a
chase object used in
falconry Fishing lure, an
object to
attract fish Lur or
Lure, a
musical instrument Bait (luring...
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settlement appears in the
Venetian censuses of the 16th
century under the name
Lures; 109
inhabitants are
recorded in
Pietro Castrofilaca's 1583 census. "Απογραφή...
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resulting in a hookset. Many
lures are
commercially made, but some are hand made such as
fishing flies. Hand-tying fly
lures to
match the
hatch is considered...
- and
believed to be the
latest victim of the
notorious "Poet Killer," who
lures victims with ads in newspapers'
personal columns and
sends poems to taunt...
- A
pheromone (from
Ancient Gr**** φέρω
phero "to bear" and hormone) is a
secreted or
excreted chemical factor that
triggers a
social response in members...
- area of 1,280 hectares, the
Lurë National Park is
situated in the
eastern side of the
mountain m****ive of "Kunora e
Lures". Its 14 icy
lakes offer picturesque...
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hooks or
lures to be
trolled from a
single line.
There are many
inventive spreader designs, such as
devices which cause the
baited hooks or
lures to move...
- COVID-19 pandemic.
Products made by
Rapala include fishing lures, crankbaits,
jigging lures,
lipless crankbaits,
surface poppers,
filet knives, fishing...
- in lakes, rivers, cr****s, and dams. When fishing,
lures (B**** worms) or live bait will work.
Lures that
mimic baitfish, worms, crayfish, frogs, and mice...
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Caudal luring is a form of
aggressive mimicry in
which a
predator uses tail
movements to
attract prey. The prey
animal misinterprets the tail as a worm-like...
