HAWAII — ERA TBD

Leprechaun Lures are the work of Stu Dixon, a maker whose thinking about lure design has earned him a place in Hawaiian trolling lore. He's quoted as an authority on how a lure should be run and what makes it work — he talks about "puff," the spray a lure's leading edge throws as water flows around the head, and treats that signature as one of the biggest factors in drawing a strike. It's the mark of a maker who studies his lures in the water, not just on the bench.

As a museum and archive, we're glad to document Stu Dixon and Leprechaun Lures, whose design philosophy is woven into how Hawaii thinks about running a spread. (Swap in your distributor line if you carry the brand.)

Notable shapes: (To be confirmed — heads tuned for strong leading-edge "puff")

Identification tips:

• "Leprechaun Lures" / Stu (Stuart) Dixon; design centered on the leading-edge spray, or "puff"
• A maker's-eye approach to action and water flow
• (First-hand detail is the best reference)

Below, you’ll find our ever-growing digital archive showcasing every lure that has come through our shop. This collection is constantly evolving as new lures arrive, making it a living record of rare, limited-production lures. We will continue updating this database regularly, building what we aim to be the largest digital archive of offshore trolling lures in the world.

If you have any further information or any lures you believe deserve to be showcased, please reach out to us at ren@luremonger.com