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what are these?
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I figured some type of trolling lure. Anyone ever see anything like this or are they home made?
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that's a henway!
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about 2 lbs. kinda looks like some sort of willow leaf something or another.
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Mac I tried but somebody screwed it up :laughs:
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sorry:(
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u owe everyone a plug now and me TWO :D
SN are those connected or is it just a couple of tins tied together? Can't really tell from pic? |
afterhours- Per SaltyB you can send my plug to me at work in New Bedford.
American Seafoods attn: Zac 40 Herman Melville Blvd. New Bedford, MA 02741 Thanks Zac |
Salty - they are 2 seperate lures each with a single hook on them.
I know the pic sucks.:smash: |
interesting lure though, bet that is flashy in the water.
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Striperknight,
I have some of the same lures from some old tackle boxes I picked up at yard sales when living in the Seattle area. I am not 100% sure, but I think they were used with a small herring attached to troll or mooch for salmon...to simulate the spin you get from a plug cut herring. |
Yes those are salmon lures. I used some when I was in alaska this Spring. tehy whirl and flash to attract salmon, and yes a strip of herring is attached to the rear siwash hook.
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they were selling some like that at building 19 junk store. They are just a spinner blade in front of a jig hook. I tried using one at block Island drifting an eel off of it in some very fast water. I got a couple of stripers with it. I think they are designed as Musky rigs.
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