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The ancestors of metal spoons and jigs probably originated in Scandinavia in the late 1700s when Nordic seafarers raided the galley and hammered spoons and other metal items into lures they could use as they plied the waters of the North Atlantic

This map is missing a few inland spots, and at least 1 thats at one of the rivers on the western part of the map

Making soft plastic lures requires a mold, materials and some affordable pieces of equipment, like something to inject plastic for instance

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