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Lures

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Unlike bait, each lure requires a specific movement pattern to attract fish. Luring is a term most often used to describe a player tricking or deceiving another player by leading them to a dangerous place, oftentimes in the Wilderness. Since 28 March 2007, it has been considered scamming. Luring is usually done when victims have a sizable amount of wealth with them so that when they die, they will lose an amount of items, and their death will give it all to the lurer. Sadly, luring is becoming much more common and highly lucrative, and the rules concerning luring have become more ambiguous. At the very least, however, luring is considered an undesirable player behaviour that should be reported as 'scamming'. There are lots of different lures in the game. The basic ones come in multiple colors, and can be bought at the BARC Store when the game first starts. However, the others must be unlocked. Here are the different types: * Basic Lure (The slowest lure in the game) * Banana Lure * Meat Lure (Found on walks) * Ballerina Shoe Lure * Bunny Lure (Found on walks) * Pro Lure * Rainbow Lure (The fastest lure in the game)

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Unlike bait, each lure requires a specific movement pattern to attract fish. There are lots of different lures in the game. The basic ones come in multiple colors, and can be bought at the BARC Store when the game first starts. However, the others must be unlocked. Here are the different types: * Basic Lure (The slowest lure in the game) * Banana Lure * Meat Lure (Found on walks) * Ballerina Shoe Lure * Bunny Lure (Found on walks) * Pro Lure * Rainbow Lure (The fastest lure in the game) Luring is a term most often used to describe a player tricking or deceiving another player by leading them to a dangerous place, oftentimes in the Wilderness. Since 28 March 2007, it has been considered scamming. Luring is usually done when victims have a sizable amount of wealth with them so that when they die, they will lose an amount of items, and their death will give it all to the lurer. Sadly, luring is becoming much more common and highly lucrative, and the rules concerning luring have become more ambiguous. At the very least, however, luring is considered an undesirable player behaviour that should be reported as 'scamming'.