Traditional lures

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SooperClooper
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Re: Traditional lures

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I still have one or two early lures including a Rublex Floppy, a rubber bodied plug with a lip that had two positions, caught quite a few pike and the odd perch on it before being retired.

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Re: Traditional lures

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SooperClooper wrote: Wed Sep 13, 2023 9:33 pm I still have one or two early lures including a Rublex Floppy, a rubber bodied plug with a lip that had two positions, caught quite a few pike and the odd perch on it before being retired.

Some of my poissons nageurs, including two sizes of the Floppy (centre). :Hat:

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Re: Traditional lures

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Grumpy wrote: Fri Jul 07, 2023 3:53 pm I remember making spoons from spoons when I was a lad.My Dad helped me drill the holes for the treble and split ring.I even caught small Pike on them.

Lures certanly don't come much more traditional than an old table spoon! :Thumb:

The decoration on this one lifts it nicely above the ordinary.

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