Epic Tackle
- aaron42ash
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Epic Tackle
Some, but not all of my vintage tackle....
3- Mr. Pike (1 Jointed)
1 River Runt
1 Wounded Minnow
1 Creek Chubb Mouse
and a vintage Musky bait that looks like a wounded mouse...any help on this one?
3- Mr. Pike (1 Jointed)
1 River Runt
1 Wounded Minnow
1 Creek Chubb Mouse
and a vintage Musky bait that looks like a wounded mouse...any help on this one?
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- racfish
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RE:Epic Tackle
Those look like some killer plugs.Nice collection going there.
When youre up to your rear end in alligators,its hard to remember that the initial plan was to drain the swamp.
- Anglinarcher
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RE:Epic Tackle
I'm offended by the "vintage" statement. A lot of those look like they come from MY tackle box AND I'M NOT VINTAGE YET. LOL
Sorry, I don't think I have seen the mouse before.

Sorry, I don't think I have seen the mouse before.
Too much water, so many fish, too little time.
- racfish
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RE:Epic Tackle
Dont be offended.Im old and still have Hulas in my tacklebox along with the Canadian Wonder Pearl Wobbler.My tackle,rods and reels are all pretty vintage.I take pretty decent care of my gear and it all works.Why change now I say!!!!Hehehe
When youre up to your rear end in alligators,its hard to remember that the initial plan was to drain the swamp.
- Anglinarcher
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RE:Epic Tackle
Hulas? Cool. I am trying to find my Hawaiian Wiggler but I think my son swiped it from my box.racfish wrote:Dont be offended.Im old and still have Hulas in my tacklebox along with the Canadian Wonder Pearl Wobbler.My tackle,rods and reels are all pretty vintage.I take pretty decent care of my gear and it all works.Why change now I say!!!!Hehehe
Too much water, so many fish, too little time.
- trout assault sean
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RE:Epic Tackle
really canadian wonder peals? i have like 10 of them, i never use them though. i probably should. 

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RE:Epic Tackle
Ahhh... Pearl wobblers...I caught my first king salmon on one.... 21lbs off Hope Island...more than 50 years ago!!! Jeeze..that was a long time ago. I still have some of those lures in my box also. Last time I used one was off Port Angeles a couple of years ago....didn't get anything that day. Oh the memories that little things bring up.... Have a good one, Steve :-)
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RE:Epic Tackle
I was thinking about it and back then everyone had them along with Canadian wonder spoons and Les Davis plugs. And of course lot's of Banana leads. All that stuff is still in the box waiting to be used again... :-)
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