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| Anyone have a picture of the old style Grandmas 13" The wood ones with the copper wire?
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Location: Apollo, PA | Kevin,
Haven't seen a wooden one since the late 70's. I think they were Jakes protos. Don't remember any wooden ones for sale. Even his first ones were plastic and made in Ohio.
They came in the rectangular plastic boxes.
A wooden original grandma would be big medicine though.......... PS |
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| Had a muskie pull the two back hooks out of a new 13" Grandma last mounth on St. Clair. Marv. |
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| Here are a couple 9 inch old style composites with the "grandma" on the lip next to what I think are old 13"ers. This is why I asked for comparison photos.
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Kevin
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| In one off the last musky hunters is an artikel obout big baits,
they refer to the wooden 13"grandma's and the four hook design. Which is changed into three hooks and a plastic lure to make them more widely useable.
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| I agree with Northern. Those look like the older 13 inchers to me. It was the last MH they were talking about that bait. |
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