At the present time, the lures I have displayed are only prototypes.  I made a bunch of different shapes, colors, and wood for a fishing trip to Canada this past summer, problem was, nothing was biting on anything larger than a small bass spinner.  So much for my time and effort, I still had fun.  I plan on hitting the water hard next season to test out the different lures I have.

They all have very unique properties.  Some made from cedar, which has great "walk-the-dog" type top-water action and for popping and splashing.  The "Poppers" make a pretty big splash and a lot of noise.  Others are made out of maple, if you know anything about wood, maple is very dense and much heavier than cedar.  These have a very interesting action.  Depending on the style, they sink about a foot under the water and twist and roll around like a wounded fish as they are retrieved, stop the retrieval and they slowly float back to the surface.