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| My Father had quite a bait collection. Does anyone know this spoon and the age? Thank you.
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Location: Brighton CO. | Shannon is/was and old tackle company and this spoon is stamped Shannon Spoon I have never seen one but I have a couple Shannon Twin Spins with are a smaller Bass sized spinnerbait from the old days with Bucktail tied over the hook and two arms instead of one, hence the name twin Spin. I dug theses out of my grandpa's tackle box in the 70's and they were old then.
That is really cool thanks for sharing. |
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Location: Brighton CO. | I Googled Shannon Lure Company and I found a article form 2021 and in the article it had a article from 1917 about the Shannon Twin Spinner. The Aposle's might have been fishing with your spoon. |
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Location: Stevens Point, Wi. | chuckski - 6/9/2023 10:20 AM
I Googled Shannon Lure Company and I found a article form 2021 and in the article it had a article from 1917 about the Shannon Twin Spinner. The Aposle's might have been fishing with your spoon.
I have a Shannon twin spin that I have owned since the 50's. Very unique construction. |
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