Bug Fishing Lure

In this 'ible I will show you how to make a great working fishing lure in the guise of a bug, that attracts a 10 to 20 pound fish, on average... It's very well worth the time to make it and you'll definitely reel in the big one!
 UPDATE: Superglue won't last a minute underwater! (I discovered this the hard way) Use Gorilla Glue instead!

All you need is:
 A cork
 A fishhook
 A paint set with brush
 Two rubber bands
 And two wiggle eyes. 
Tools:
 Xacto knife.
 UPDATE: Superglue won't last a minute underwater! (I discovered this the hard way) Use Gorilla Glue instead!

Using an Xacto knife, cut the cork in half crosswise, as pictured.

Remove any rubber coating that you may have on the cork, and file down one end so that it gets tapered.

use the Xacto knife to make a slot about halfway down the cork, and gorilla glue the hook into it, with the hooked end at the back, as shown:

Take your paint set and paint the whole bug (minus the hook) any color you think the fish will like. I decided on orange, and I put some silver spots on it as well. Oil paints last longer, but it also takes forever to dry. I used acrylic paints.

Gorilla glue the wiggle eyes to the cork (bug), one on either side of the head, toward the line.

Take a screw or nail and poke two holes on each side of the body, near the bottom, and then stuff a one inch long piece of rubber band for the legs, and gorilla glue them.

Poke a hole into the back of the cork (bug), just above the hook. put the stalk of a small feather into the hole, and gorilla glue it. This makes the lure weedless, and helps attract yummy fishies!

You're all set! Be sure to let the glue and paint dry thoroughly before you fish! Have fun and good luck!