Lure IDs
John23
Posted 7/29/2005 11:12 AM (#155057)
Subject: Lure IDs




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I have a few baits I'm looking to get a positive ID on. Here are the pics ... can anyone help? Thanks!


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Pike Master
Posted 7/29/2005 11:41 AM (#155061 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs




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Location: Sakatchewan,Canada		The second picture down looks very similar to a LeLure Globe.
lambeau
Posted 7/29/2005 11:55 AM (#155064 - in reply to #155061)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs


Pike Master - 7/29/2005 11:41 AM

The second picture down looks very similar to a LeLure Globe.


i'm pretty sure that's actually a Bauer/Rauser globe.
BenR
Posted 7/29/2005 11:59 AM (#155065 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs


The top one looks like a vintage blackburn bucktail made in the late 90's by the elusive Nesse....but I could be wrong....
Clark A
Posted 7/29/2005 12:32 PM (#155072 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs




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Location: Bloomington, MN		The top one is a Triple T by Mouldy tackle, The 2nd I believe is made by Bauer along with the last, and the wooden bodied buzz bait w/ the vinyl skirt is made by Musky Monarch Tackle of Elcho, WI. They produced a jerk bait out of that body that would spin in the water, and it was called the Tremor. Pics 3 & 4 ?????
Fisher
Posted 7/29/2005 12:55 PM (#155075 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs





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Location: Roseau		I have the same lure as the second picture and always wondered what it was. Is it a collectable or worth anything? If it is, I will put it in safe keeping. The one i have is yellow with silver spots.
John23
Posted 7/29/2005 1:31 PM (#155079 - in reply to #155065)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs




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Ben,

Elusive is right! ;-)
Guest
Posted 7/29/2005 1:42 PM (#155080 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs


4 one down looks like a midget surf-oreno?
muskie! nut
Posted 7/29/2005 9:17 PM (#155113 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs





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Location: Yahara River Chain		Number 4 is a Nica Topwater. If I get time I will scan in a ad from an old mid-80s MUSKIE (MI) magazine.
Musky53
Posted 7/29/2005 10:36 PM (#155118 - in reply to #155113)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs




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"i'm pretty sure that's actually a Bauer/Rauser globe." Yes, Lambeau is right about #2.
muskie! nut
Posted 7/30/2005 9:09 AM (#155129 - in reply to #155057)
Subject: RE: Lure IDs





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Location: Yahara River Chain		I found the ad for the Nica Topwater from a premier issue of BobM's Pro Trail Magazine.
Opps! Its number three. Maybe in the future someone could only post one lure per thread?
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