Soft-plastic lures are the most popular fishing tackle,
says literature from PRO’s Soft-Bait Glue.

Yet not much was invented to creatively glue the baits.

Until now, it says.

PRO’s Soft~Bait Glue was made for the job.

Part of the difficulty was that glue for soft-plastics should bond strongly but also be pliable, like the lures.

PRO’s Soft~Bait Glue is like that.

The glue is also odorless, and that was another one of the challenges.

Plus, the shelf life for many glues isn't so long.

But the ½-ounce bottle of Soft~Bait Glue is guaranteed to not dry out and to stick for up to a year, under normal use, or the purchase price will be refunded.

The glue, made for both fresh and saltwater, is produced for many creative uses for anglers.

That includes gluing part of one lure to another, like a curly tail onto a rubber baitfish.

The glue can be used to repair lures.

It can be used to rig them, like gluing a rubber worm toward the eye of a hook, keeping the worm from sliding down.

Knots in monofilament, braid and fluorocarbon can be Soft~Bait Glued, staying flexible and not weakening the line, according to the company.

PRO’s Soft~Bait Glue can also be used on rubber or neoprene waders, GPS bases, cork, PVC, windshield spiders, canvas, boat seats, Delrin plastic transducers and more.

The glue is quick-drying, dries even faster under water, fails to become brittle, even in below freezing temperatures -- so it can be great for ice-fishing -- and has lots of other qualities.

Sounds like cool stuff.

For more info, visit PRO’s Soft~Bait Glue’s website.