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this is a complicated one - yes its all one item





kinda fun because its in the original box with original instruction sheet - i gotta dig it out and see if i can date this

That's cool, but it almost seems like it would scare the fish away. They'd think it was a school chasing them It's neat to see those old ones.

....well,I WAS gonna say..."but does it work..."...........

no idea - im thinking its worth more in the box than the bottom of a lake , i tend to catch snags a lot

the box mentions lake trout - my experience with them is limited to snowbank lake - up neer eley [and the boundry waters] its very deep - approaching 100 feet in many areas IIRC , and i think it might be tied to a downrigger and dragged deep ,

my experience is opening fihing there - ice out - the trout are near the surface so we trolled rapalas straight line and outriggers , but mid summer they go deep so you use downriggers [i have one for my boat but have seldom gotten it out let alone used it] you would want the extra flash of mulitiple spinners - the ciscoes/whitefish school and thats what they are chaseing

My son and I did some trout fishing in Montana last summer. Even caught a couple. Had them all cleaned up and ready for super when we found out the river was poluted with PCB's and you couldn't eat anything out of it.

I don't have anything that fancy but here are a few logo lures.



I used to use the hamms bobber when I was a couple years younger. Bought the Leinies lure over at Chippewa Falls after a tour and a couple cold ones.