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20 Bizarre Lures
When you've thrown everything but the kitchen sink, it's time to get more creative. Here's a look at some of the weirdest baits new and old.
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The "Kastmaster"-simple,home-spun and overall basically weird indeed however it's a "cast-off"-'er, knock-off more precisely of a near mirror image of a spoon known as a "Mr. Champ"-made originally by Luhr Jensen. Being what it is[for lack of a better definition], it's a mainstay of pier fisher-people along the entire W. coast of L. Michigan. What's nice about the "plain-Jane" versions is that you can Martha Stewart your own with any reflective tape in the spectrum on the spot; provided your prep.'d with the correct material in your arsenal!
I found a Heddon Stingaree caught in a bush while bass fishing one day. That's a weird lure in my book.
Good Call JerseyJim. If anyone has a favorite weird lure that didn't make the list make sure to post it in the comments section!
:) I would have thought the Helicopter Lure would have made this list.
$45 for a lure ?? I dont think my rod & reel cost that much.
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$45 for a lure ?? I dont think my rod & reel cost that much.
:) I would have thought the Helicopter Lure would have made this list.
Good Call JerseyJim. If anyone has a favorite weird lure that didn't make the list make sure to post it in the comments section!
I found a Heddon Stingaree caught in a bush while bass fishing one day. That's a weird lure in my book.
The "Kastmaster"-simple,home-spun and overall basically weird indeed however it's a "cast-off"-'er, knock-off more precisely of a near mirror image of a spoon known as a "Mr. Champ"-made originally by Luhr Jensen. Being what it is[for lack of a better definition], it's a mainstay of pier fisher-people along the entire W. coast of L. Michigan. What's nice about the "plain-Jane" versions is that you can Martha Stewart your own with any reflective tape in the spectrum on the spot; provided your prep.'d with the correct material in your arsenal!
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