Yes. Our product is designed for use in both.

Measure the length and width of you lure and then refer to our size chart. The medium size fits most casting lures. The large and XL are for more for offshore saltwater fishing. The XL is designed for trolling lures with a lip or dive plane, as it is wider and accommodates larger hooks.

No. We did extensive field testing and beveled the hole that surrounds your line to make sure it would not chafe or cause wear on your line, even under extreme conditions.

Our lure cover was designed to be left on your rod. When you rinse off your tackle, simply shoot some water through the holes and it will rinse off your lure, and the water will drain out of the cover.

Several reasons. First and most important, by covering the hooks on your rod, you protect yourself from injury. On your boat over cover helps keep you safer in rough seas when you are moving around and can accidently get hooked. When transporting your tackle, and the hooks don't get tangled with other rods. It also protects your vehicle or boat from damage by hooks. Have you ever snagged the carpet, headliner or seat with a fishing hook?

There is too much garbage in our waterways. We designed our product so that if you accidently drop it in the water, it won't sink, giving you time to retrieve it.

Since we manufacture our product locally, we check every unit before shipping. We believe that our product is the best lure cover you can find, and we stand behind it with a 2 year warranty. If it breaks or fails to work properly, simply take a picture and contact us. We will replace it.

Contact Bill Weller at 844-435-5900 for information.

Yes. You can rinse your tackle with the fishing hook cover attached. The snap-on design allows water to flow around the lure while still shielding the hooks from snagging nearby gear. If you are rinsing saltwater setups, we recommend removing the cover afterward and allowing both the lure and cover to dry separately to prevent trapped moisture over time. This is especially useful if you’re using a saltwater fishing hook cover in humid conditions.

No. A properly fitted fishing hook protector should not put pressure on your line. Secur-My-Lure covers isolate the hook points without clamping onto the line itself. When installed correctly, the cover protects the lure and surrounding surfaces while keeping your knot and line stress-free.

Yes, and this is one of the biggest advantages. A snap on fishing lure cover allows you to leave your lure tied on while safely storing rods in a locker, truck bed, or garage rack. The cover prevents hooks from catching carpet, upholstery, or neighboring rods, making it ideal for anglers who prefer to keep setups ready to go.

For basic rinsing, you can leave it on. For deep cleaning or long-term storage, removing the fishing hook safety cover allows you to fully dry both the lure and the cover. This ensures your hooks stay sharp and free from corrosion.

Yes. Quality lure covers are designed for repeated use. Secur-My-Lure products are molded for durability and maintain their shape through regular snapping on and off. Unlike soft lure wraps, they do not fray, absorb water, or lose structure over time.

Traditional lure wraps involve covering the lure body with fabric to shield exposed points. While fishing lure wraps can help during box storage, they rely on tension and can shift during transport. A snap on fishing hook cover offers a more secure alternative by enclosing the hook area without fabric movement or moisture retention.

Using a fishing hook cover is simple. Align the cover over the lure so all exposed points sit fully inside, then press until it snaps into place. A snap on treble hook cover should lock securely and remain in position during transport. Before casting, remove the cover and store it safely.

No. A fishing lure protector is only used when the lure is not in the water. Once removed, your lure performs exactly as intended. The cover does not alter balance, hardware, or hook alignment during fishing.