Custom Fishing Lure Maker WordPress Theme
Lure catalogs by species, custom color requests and release signups
Anglers will argue chartreuse versus shad for an hour, so a small lure maker's site has to show every pattern clearly and say exactly what each bait is built to do. Foxco builds fishing lure makers a WordPress theme with a catalog sorted by species, water and technique, product pages listing running depth, weight, hooks and colors, a custom paint request form for anglers chasing a local pattern and a signup for new release drops, which tend to go fast. A catch photo gallery lets your customers do the bragging for you. It's $999 installed and configured, which is less than plenty of anglers have donated to the snags on their home lake.
Every pattern shown in its best light.
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Built for Fishing Lure Makers
- 01Lure catalog by species, water and technique
- 02Product pages with depth, weight, hooks and colors
- 03Custom paint request form
- 04New release and restock email signup
- 05Customer catch photo gallery
- 06Wholesale and tackle shop inquiry page
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WordPress theme built for your fishing lure maker
- Installed on your hosting
- Set up with your logo, colors and content
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- Contact and inquiry forms connected
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Fishing Lure Maker theme questions
Do other lure makers get this same template?
No. Foxco starts from its lure maker framework and builds it out with your brand, your patterns and your own product photos, so the site looks like your tackle box.
When can it launch?
Most builds take 7-10 days once we have your logo, photos and content. Before a big show or season opener, ask about a rush; we take those depending on bandwidth.
Can I sell lures online through the site?
Product pages with order request buttons are built in. A full store with cart, inventory and shipping is a common add-on we handle as a custom project.
Can anglers send me their catch photos?
Yes. There's a submission form that collects a photo, the lure used, the species and where it was caught (as vague as they like). You approve each one before it appears in the gallery.
Color arguments are good for business because they mean anglers care which pattern is tied to the end of the line. The site gives them enough detail to pick a winner and a reason to come back when the next batch drops.
A catalog that thinks like an angler
Lures are sorted by target species, water clarity and technique, so someone fishing smallmouth in clear water in the fall can narrow it down in two taps. Every product page lists running depth, length, weight, hook size and color options, with photos shot in good light so the paint looks the way it does in hand.
Custom colors on request
Patterns that match a specific lake's forage are where hand-painted baits earn their reputation. The custom request form asks for lure model, color ideas, a reference photo and quantity, which gives you everything needed to quote a run of baits for one angler or a whole tournament team.
Drops worth waiting for
Small-batch lures move quickly once word gets around. Foxco sets up a new release signup and a restock notice on sold-out patterns, along with a catch gallery fed by your customers, so the people who missed this batch are first in line for the next one.
Hand-painted baits with a following.
Let's get to work.
Contact us today.
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