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ID Strange Fishing Lure
| Discussion in 'All Categories' started by Todd Boaze - Apr 9th, 2018 8:09 pm. | |
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I recently got into buying fishing lures, and ran across something I just cannot find any information on. Can anyone on here ID this fishing lure. It's made of Brass base metal, painted on top of it. Metallic hooks, 1 is double hook which is rarer and a normal treble hook. Very light weight, weighs: 0.3 OZ little bit more than 1/4 oz. Has a crazy wild pattern of data on each side of it: 1 Side: YllYlY 1 Side: YlYllY Which is 1 side one way and on the other side the same thing in the other direction. Any help would be appreciated. FYI, it came with a group that all dated between 30s-60s. 
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re: ID Strange Fishing Lure
by Todd Boaze -
Apr 19th, 2018
12:28 am
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Todd Boaze
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I found it myself. It's a 1960s Cotton Cordell G-A-Y Blade. |