Charity plug auction for the troops Lot 5

[GregW]

Up for auction, are these plugs that were generously donated in 2006 for display at the Sail Loft (now Melville Grille) waterfront restaurant. This collection of plugs and tins represent some of the best talent across the region. This is a unique opportunity to collect (and fish) elite plugs from top professionals as well as difficult to get home builders.

Lot 5

Builder: Salty's Plugs
Style: The BIG DAWG
Colors: Metallic black/gold/white
Length: 6"
Weight: ~2.5 ounces
Notes: Hand signed by Scott in 2006

Builder: BackBeach Jake
Style: Squid Plug
Colors: Metallic maroon
Length: 6.5"
Weight: ~2.5 ounces
Notes: Really unique!

Builder: Young Salt
Style: Copy of a Pt. Jude Surf Slapper
Colors:Blue/White
Length: 6""
Weight: ~2 ounces
Notes: Nice scale pattern

Builder: Slipknot
Style: Pike
Length: 6.5"
Weight: ~2.5 ounces
Notes: Shows a little age on the swivel and face but is new / hand signed / sweet profile


Great care has been made to ensure the plugs have been kept in the same condition in which they were donated. All plug weights are approximate or in some cases estimated. Builders, please feel free to add any additional information you think would benefit the auction.

Winning bidders may pick up locally in the Fall River, MA area or have them shipped at no additional cost (Lower 48 only).
100% of the price goes directly to help soldiers suffering from traumatic brain injuries connected with their service in Iraq and Afghanistan. I am going to cover shipping. The winning bidder will make payment directly to the charity through my fundraising page via credit card or check. All donations are tax deductible.

A huge thank you to those who donated back in 2006 and Spence for bringing these out now.

The auction ends May 6th at noon.


For those of you that don’t know me personally , before I started fishing I spent several years in the military including over 2 years in Iraq. This cause means a lot to me.
Feel free to check out my fundraising page:
Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Home Base Program