YO DZ
 

not one but 2



NS they came out of Conn.


CS yep

Modified Than the T&P took over


good to see u turned a sad time to a glad time ><><><

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Thanks for the support at Chuck's wake Mike. I needed it.

For those interested Clammer has posted photos of some worm spinners and a lure called a Sparky. Both were popular in the 60s and 70s. The Sparky could be fished from the shore or boat - all you needed to do was change to a single hook and add a seaworm.
We used the #5.

DZ

Just happen to have a nice display card of these lures :uhuh:
Spark one up Clammer :biglaugh:

VYB,s
ya gotta be kidding me .......u have a whole card of them :smash:

V.B., your heirs will be rich beyond compare with the wealth of memorabilia you've collected over the years. {Good for you, and them}

Perhaps some of it will find it's way into a Historical Fishing Museum someday...one never knows.

**I knew the Clammer had old stuff, I just thought it was only the things attached to his body...:jump1:

BC .
Old but not rusty , && still works ... probably better than u ////:devil2::devil2:

I remember going to Spags and my mother letting us go stare at that stuff in the fishing department.

I'm tellin' you guys. Don't mess with him. You piss him off and your boat will be sitting on the bottom of wherever you keep it:rotf2:

Spaggs!!!
Wow! Hadn't heard that name in 40 years,,,
They still in business?
Use to make the run from CC up there for tools when I first started up

Thanks for the memory, Gup

p a u l i e ><>><:devil2:

Splash this week Mike.

Good ,
If ya need any help LMK Mike

Unfortunately Spag's closed in 2004. I bought my first surf rod there, a St. Croix Ben Doerr. I miss that place. I used to go once a week when I was a kid.