>>919732Get some prism tape, scissors, drill (drill press is best), a hacksaw (Dremel with fiber reinforced cutting discs is best), some split rings (split ring pliers are really nice), hooks, and old/cheap stainless steel eating utensils.
Just cut the handles off the spoons and forks and shape the handles into the shapes and sizes you need. Drill a couple holes. Slap on some prism tape. Attach the split rings and hooks. You could probably make over 200 for as little as $50, depending on where you source your materials. Hooks will cost the most.
>this is literally what I'm doingHere's some reposts of old tests I was doing. I have a pack of 100 tea spoons now and can make 400 lures of 3 types with them. They cost about $0.50 each to make since hooks are usually half the cost.
