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Message Subject: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

divani

Posted 5/8/2020 6:14 AM (#959556)
Subject: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 2059

Location: Belgium

It has been a very long time sincer I visited Muskiefirst but I hope to see some familiar faces here still active.

A friend of mine acquired a black handmade musky glider but we can't seem to identify it, even though the paint pattern (gills and fins in particular) ring a bell.

I purchased two, what seem to be, diving style handmade cedar wooden musky jerkbaits with two screw-eyes at the top. The smaller one has two leadholes before and after the belly screw-eye and the large one has only one leadhole in front of the belly screw-eye.

I would be grateful for any help in identifying these great jerkbaits.

Thank you in advance!

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oconesox

Posted 5/9/2020 1:15 PM (#959611 - in reply to #959556)
Subject: RE: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 287

Location: Oconomowoc, WI

I think the bottom one may be an Eddie bait. Not sure about the top two.

Andy

chuckski

Posted 5/13/2020 1:22 PM (#959798 - in reply to #959556)
Subject: Re: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 1430

Location: Brighton CO.

Yes the bottom one is a Eddie.

dickP

Posted 5/15/2020 7:20 AM (#959883 - in reply to #959556)
Subject: Re: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 330

Eddie or Teddy.Hard to tell by the pic.Pretty thin rear end.
On the top 2,post a complete pic.

divani

Posted 5/15/2020 12:42 PM (#959916 - in reply to #959883)
Subject: Re: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 2059

Location: Belgium

You just need to scroll to the right for the top lures. The most feedback I receive is that these are someone's home made lures.

The gliders has been identified as an eddie bait by several people in the mean time.

Thank you!

dickP

Posted 5/15/2020 4:21 PM (#959925 - in reply to #959556)
Subject: Re: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 330

Yup I see.Suspect the top 2 are homemade although I have a Kentuck bait just like the orange one absent the top eye.Top eyes are very interesting on those 2.Curious about the action.Suspect mostly going to run one way rather than 'walk'.

dickP

Posted 5/15/2020 4:25 PM (#959926 - in reply to #959556)
Subject: Re: Help identifying 3 handmade musky jerkbaits

Posts: 330

Sorry.Bad day,meant 'bottom eye' not 'top eye'.

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