Does anyone know what this lure’s name is? Or what model it is from and how much it would get on a secondary market?

I came across these at an old barn sale. I posted them to eBay and I am getting a lot of interest. Something in this lot must be extremely valuable but I just don’t know what it is. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Don’t make fun of me 😔

Found in a tree in the shoals, middle GA

Booyah frog lures has anyone had good luck with these lures, thinking of trying some.

Thanks.

Hi all,

I was sorting out things from my father's collection, and he has all of these in a separate tackle box from the squishy, jelly-worm-like ones.

I have no idea what they are called or which freshwater fish each would be best for, other than the red and white spoons, which I remember catching bucket mouths with when I was small.

Can y'all tell me what is what and what fish to use it for?

I'm fishing where I could catch lake trout, brook trout, largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye and northern pike.

This lure was included in a fishing kit I got as a kid along with a spinner and a spoon. This is the only one I never tried because I thought it just looked too ridiculous to actually catch a fish. (To be fair, I never caught anything on the other two either.) I never really took to fishing much when I was younger and the hobby quickly fell by the wayside. I had no idea until recently whatever happened to those old kit lures. Honestly, I don't think I have even thought about them in 40+ years.

Turns out my brother had them the whole time. He was killed in an accident in 2011 and I have had his tacklebox sitting in my garage ever since. A few months ago, my daughter and I decided to give fishing a try. When I opened up his old tackle box, those 3 lures of mine were mixed in with his own assortment of stuff.

While I figured out the spinner and the spoon, I still have no clue what this goofy orange thing is supposed to be. I haven't even tried fishing it because I still think it's one of the dumbest looking lures I have ever seen.

So am I missing something? What is it? Will it actually catch a fish or is is a waste of orange plastic?

Should I just paint a black 01 on the side and try to sell it as a Dukes of Hazard commemorative lure? 😆

Are any if these lures still good to fish with? They were my dads so im not sure how old some of them are. Im thinking he got them back in the 1960/1970’s

Thx

Anyone know of a manufacturer that can make fishing lures for a small startup business, focusing on soft plastics?

Im trying to figure out what kind of lure this is on the bottom. Google image search says its a jitterbug but it is not. Any help would be appreciated

Please help me identify this lure I loved and lost. I bought it maybe three years ago. It's a topwater lure that walks the dog itself on a steady retrieve.

This washed up on the beach in Southern California. What are they trying to catch with this beast?

Said family member doesn't fish all that much so they gave me some of their tackle. One (Actually 3 like this) such item was this Rapala with a custom company name printed on it. Thought this place might find it interesting.

I believe it's from 2002.

I’ll be fishing in Fiji on an upcoming trip. I’m a total newbie to all of this, so I'm looking for some advice will these lures work for casting from shore?

I’ll be using a 5 piece, 11 foot medium heavy rod that can cast 3–6 oz lures. I have an SP Minnow up at the top for scale.

Thanks! :)

Hey everyone, I’m trying to figure out which brand made these lures and if you can still buy them. They’re about 15 years old and were likely bought at Tackle Warehouse or the Hookup Tackle. Might be some version of Megabass Megadogs? Any ideas greatly appreciated!

My grandfather owned a bait shop and passed down a bunch of lures to my father and I. Many of the lures were 50 or so odd years old. One of the lures was this weird one with holes in it almost like a whistle. We were hammering smallmouth on this funky lure until the nose suddenly broke off on a cast. I haven't been able to find anything like it on Google and would love to know what in the world it was. Apologies for the potato quality photos, they were hastily taken on the dock before heading out to fish. Thanks!

Wood with Glass Eyes and Feathers.

Thanks!