[JFolm]

My grandpaw got his money's worth out of these.

 

[csmcg]

Beno

Taking some guesses just for the fun of it. Upper Left looks like a very old Bayou Boogie. Upper Right I think it's called a Mud bug. Lower left Lazy Ike or Beno. Lower Right....I got nothing.

 

[Meadowlark]

More guesses: UL = Heddon Chuggar(vintage) , UR = Mud bug, LL = Lazy Ike, LR = Lucky 13.

I still have some of those old wooden lazy ike's from my grandfather and they still work.

 

[byte-me]

Lower right looks like a Creek Chub..

 

[JFolm]

Thanks guys. They sure are weathered, haha. I wonder how many fish he caught off of them.

 

[Red3Fish]

I have to go with Byeme......on LL. Look at all the old guys popping out of the woodwork!! LOL

Later
R3F

 

[Sunbeam]

X2 for Meadowlark.
Don't call those lures OLD I still have a few that I bought after getting out of high school.
That was only ...hummm.....last century.
Those were made back when men were men and the bass had not developed a taste for that silly soft plastic stuff. AHhhh the good old days.

 

[JFolm]

Okay they're not old, they're ancient!

 

[tbone2374]

Hey careful now... I caught my first LMB @ 6 yr. old, on a Lazy Ike! Yellow with red spots... Killer lure!

 

[JFolm]

Ha! This one has what looks like braid tied to it I thought that was odd. You can see the crack in the lure as well.

 

[Red3Fish]

Of course, I MEANT lower right! I think Luckty 13 s were a little "fatter" than that one! An ole Lazy Ike is hard to mistake. Made myself look like the old fool that I am!! LOL That is part of the fun of getting old, you have achieved the ability to laugh at yourself!!

Later
R3F

 

[Dick Hanks]

Hey careful now... I caught my first LMB @ 6 yr. old, on a Lazy Ike! Yellow with red spots... Killer lure!

Amen! We used the "yellow with red spots" to catch walleye in Minnesota too. I think it was Lazy Ike's best color by far. Especially if you were fishing stained or cloudy water.

 

[Wett'n my Hooks]

Here are some Lazy Ikes from my collection

 

[Wett'n my Hooks]

Few more pics

 

[ComeFrom?]

I can only recognize two: Bomber and Lazy Ike

 

[johnmyjohn]

Few more pics

Bottom right not a Hedon maybe. I like that map background on your displays, I've got several yellow Hot Spot maps from the 70's I may try.

 

[Wett'n my Hooks]

I've messing around with these Shadow Boxes, and my old lures trying to make something that looks descent. Last week I come accross these old maps and had a brain storm. I bought them all for $2.

Glad you like them old wooden Heddon's they are from the 40's and 50's

 

[Charlie2]

Braid??

Ha! This one has what looks like braid tied to it I thought that was odd. You can see the crack in the lure as well.

Some of these plugs were fished before monofilament came along.

First; cotton, then linen, then nylon, then mono, then back to braid. I've used all of them.

If I put all of my freshwater plugs into a shadow box, I'd need a large map of Texas for a background. Saltwater; same thing!

Thanks for the pictures of the 'old' plugs. You guys have been looking into my tackle boxes; haven't you? C2

 

[Wett'n my Hooks]

I've got one old map(60's or 70's) that's about 2' x 4', has the whole Gulf coast from Florida to Brownsville. Thinking of maybe just framing it, but don't know where I'd put it?

 

[JFolm]

Some of these plugs were fished before monofilament came along.

First; cotton, then linen, then nylon, then mono, then back to braid. I've used all of them.

If I put all of my freshwater plugs into a shadow box, I'd need a large map of Texas for a background. Saltwater; same thing!

Thanks for the pictures of the 'old' plugs. You guys have been looking into my tackle boxes; haven't you? C2

It was probably nylon then!